Mandhana notched her fourth ODI-career century in the series, while also scoring a 90, adding to a headline-grabbing 2018 calendar year which saw her score eight half-centuries and two tons in just 15 outings.

India’s defeat of New Zealand did not prove fruitless for a couple of the White Ferns, as skipper Amy Satterthwaite rose 10 places to claim her spot at fourth in the batting rankings. She has four 50s in her last ten innings, two of those coming in the most recent series against India. Veteran Suzie Bates climbed one place up to sixth with her half-century at Hamilton.

[caption id=”attachment_97088″ align=”alignnone” width=”925″] Satterthwaite averaged 84 across the three matches with India[/caption]

India skipper Mithali Raj dropped to fifth in the charts, despite scoring 63* to help guide her side home to victory in the second bout.

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In terms of  bowlers, India’s spinners also had a field-day in terms of their ranking positions after exhibiting some excellent displays against New Zealand, Poonam Yadav moving to eighth on the list and Deepti Sharma to ninth. Jhulan Goswami rose to fourth, making her India’s highest ranked bowler in the ODI format.  Pakistan’s Sana Mir, Australia’s Megan Schutt and South Africa’s Marizanne Kapp are above her.