Sadia Iqbal Pakistan has regained the first place among the archers in the T20i women’s classification, which was announced by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday.
Iqbal, who played a pivotal role in the Pakistan Campaign during the Women’s World Cup last year, rose one position to restore the number 1.
Her return to the summit comes after Sophie Ecclestone in England was absent from the last T20i series against the West Indies, which prompted the amendment to the classification.
ECCLESTONE, which kept first place, fell to fourth, allowing IQBAL to restore the position I held shortly during the World Cup last year.
Meanwhile, Baker Burin Bell in England made great steps, with 13 places to reach sixth after taking seven share in this series.
Other English players have also moved, as Linsey Smith climbs 37 locations to 41 and ISsy Wong jumping 32 places for the-62 joint.
On the multiplication front, Captain West Indies Hayley Matthews performed a great performance in England, scoring 177 races at a rate of 88.50 in three games.
Her efforts earned her the title of the series and a lap, composed of second place in T20i beating categories. It is now closely following Beth Moni from Australia, which is still the 1st mixture in first place. Tal McGrath from Australia fell to third place due to impressive Matthews.
The fighters in England also made remarkable progress. Nat Sciver-Grount moved to the top five places to the ninth place, Heather Knight submitted seven sites to the seventeenth, and Sofia Donkeli climbed eight positions to 29 after its contributions consistent with the bats.
Matthews strengthened her dominance in T20i All-Rounder rankings.
Along with the multiplication exploits, she also picked up three share during the series, and strengthened her grip as the first place in this coordination.