Latest ICC Rankings: ICC Women T20I Player Rankings Update

 Indian women's cricket team opener Smriti Mandhana wreaked havoc in the first T20 match against England. Smriti played a stormy century innings at Trent Bridge ground in Nottingham. She scored 112 runs in 62 balls. This was her first T20 International century. She ended her century drought in the shortest format of cricket after 12 years. With the help of her innings, India defeated England by 97 runs in the first T20 match. Now after this match, Smriti Mandhana has benefited in the latest ranking released by ICC.

ICC Women's t20i Batting Rankings

Position	Team	Player	Rating
1	Australia	Beth Mooney	794
2	West Indies	Hayley Matthews	774
3	India	Smriti Mandhana	771
4	Australia	Tahlia McGrath	757
5	South Africa	Laura Wolvaardt	731
6	South Africa	Tazmin Brits	693
7	Sri Lanka	Chamari Athapaththu	689
8	New Zealand	Suzie Bates	671
9	England	Natalie Sciver-Brunt	663
10	Australia	Alyssa Healy	639

Indian star Smriti Mandhana has jumped in the latest T20I women's batsmen rankings released by the ICC. She has been rewarded for scoring a brilliant century in the first T20I match against England and has now reached the best rating of her career.

Two South African players have benefited in the rankings after the end of the series against the West Indies. Mandhana, who has established herself as the number 1 batsman in ODIs, recently thrashed the England bowlers in Nottingham.

She played a brilliant innings of 112 runs in the first T20I match. Due to this innings, she has moved up one place to third in the T20I batsmen's rankings. She has 771 rating points and has achieved a new career best rating. Smriti is just 23 points behind number 1 Beth Mooney.

Most number of times Indians got out on nervous 90

 Scoring a Test century is a special achievement for any batsman. It not only reflects the skill of the player but also his mental strength and endurance in the longest format of the game.

There are many instances in the history of Indian batting when players have fallen prey to nervous nineties. The emotional ups and downs of missing out on a century is heartbreaking for any batsman. Let's take a look at the Indian cricketers who have been out on a score of 90 the most number of times in Test cricket.

Most number of times Indians got out on nervous 90

Players	Innings
Sachin Tendulkar	10
Rahul Dravid	9
Rishabh Pant	7
MS Dhoni	5
Sunil Gavaskar	5

1. Sachin Tendulkar

Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar, who has scored a record 100 international centuries, also holds the unwanted record of being dismissed on a score of 90 the most number of times by any Indian batsman. Sachin played 200 Test matches in a career spanning 24 years. Sachin Tendulkar was dismissed between scores of 90 and 99 10 times in Test cricket, which is the record for the most dismissals by any Indian batsman.

2. Rahul Dravid

Rahul Dravid, who has played long innings for India, holds the record of nervous nineties nine times in Test cricket. In his debut Test match at Lord's in 1996, he was out on 95 runs. Dravid's most famous nervous nineties came against Australia in Melbourne in 2003. In the famous Boxing Day Test, Dravid was India's highest run scorer by scoring 92 runs in the second innings. However, The Wall could not convert his brilliant innings into a triple-digit score and was caught behind the wicket off Brett Lee.

3. Rishabh Pant

Rishabh Pant is known for his 360 degree batting and is one of the most unpredictable batsmen in the world. Rishabh Pant mostly bats at number 6. He has been a victim of nervous 90s seven times. But his way of dominating the game has been very beneficial for him and the team. Interestingly, he has scored more 90s than 100s in his Test career.

4. MS Dhoni

MS Dhoni mostly batted at number 7 for Team India in Test cricket. Dhoni's role in the batting lineup involved scoring valuable and quick runs in conjunction with the lower-order batsmen. Dhoni has been a victim of nervous 90s five times. The most memorable incident of Dhoni's nervous nineties occurred in the fourth Test of the four-match Test series against England in 2012, when he was run out at the non-striker's end while trying to take a quick single.

5. Sunil Gavaskar

Sunil Gavaskar was known for his patience and concentration, due to which he played many marathon innings for India. In a career spanning more than 16 years, Gavaskar was out on a score of 90 five times. Gavaskar, who was a run machine for India, has scored 34 centuries in Test cricket.

Top 10 Cricketers with most expensive watches

 The attraction of cricketers is not limited to just fours and sixes. In today's time, players also participate equally in the game of glamour and luxury. Along with big deals, endorsements and huge earnings, their style statement is also skyrocketing. Watches like Rolex, Hublot, Patek Philippe and Panerai are now not only owned by billionaires but also by the kings of cricket. Here are the top 10 cricketers who wear the most expensive watches

Virat Kohli

Cricket king Virat Kohli is the king of both style and performance. He has a Rolex Daytona, which costs around Rs 8.60 lakh. The special thing about this watch is its tachymetric scale, which can also measure average speed. Apart from Rolex, Virat has a great collection of watches from high-end brands like Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and Patek Philippe.

2. MS Dhoni

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who has retired from the world of cricket, is calm but classy in his style. He owns a stunning Panerai Radiomir California watch, which costs Rs 9.25 lakh. This watch is known for its unique dial and clear design.

3. Rohit Sharma

Former Indian team captain Hitman Rohit is very fond of watches. Rolex Sky-Dweller is the most expensive and special watch in his collection. Its price starts from Rs 10.7 lakh. Rohit has got it customized with a black dial.

4. Ben Stokes

The Hublot Big Bang watch further enhances the style icon image of England's World Cup hero Ben Stokes. Its modern look and great design makes it a favorite watch of the youth. The price of this watch is Rs 38.96 lakh.

5. Jos Buttler

England's limited overs captain Buttler is also fond of watches. He showed off his stunning watch Rolex Sea Dweller on Instagram, which he has customized with a black dial. This watch is completely waterproof and is made for underwater exploration.

6. Faf du Plessis

South African batsman and IPL star Faf du Plessis' love for watches is well known. He himself is the brand ambassador of Panerai Radiomir. He was seen wearing this watch in a photo with Dhoni during IPL 2019. The price of this watch is Rs 5.24 lakh.

7. David Warner

Australia's dashing batsman David Warner has many fans in India too. Warner wears Hublot Big Bang Black Magic, which is the best in both style and technology. The price of this automatic chronograph watch is also Rs 38.96 lakh.

8. KL Rahul

KL Rahul is quite famous for his fashion on social media. India's opening batsman KL Rahul has a special watch named Patek Philippe Nautilus 57121/A. This watch is the most expensive watch in his watch collection, which costs Rs 37.5 lakh.

9. Yuzvendra Chahal

Yuzvendra Chahal is quite famous for his fun and social media presence. He is seen posting very stylish photos on social media. The watch he wore during his engagement with Dhanashree in 2020 was a Rolex Datejust, which cost Rs 8.19 lakh.

10. Mark Wood

England pacer Mark Wood plays for LSG in the IPL. His choice is Daniel Wellington, which is a simple but stylish quartz watch. Its price is between Rs 15,000 to 20,000. The price of this watch is not much but it definitely looks classy.