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ICC Women’s ODI Team Rankings: India Women Slip to 3rd Spot, England Women Rise

India Women have slipped to third in the latest ICC Women’s ODI Rankings, with England rising to second. Australia maintain dominance, but India’s World Cup form could soon change positions.

The latest ICC Women’s ODI Team Rankings have brought a twist in the standings, with India Women dropping to the third position while England Women climbed to second place.

Despite India’s impressive start in the ongoing ICC Women’s World Cup 2025, where they have won both their matches so far, the rankings update came just before their commanding victory over Pakistan Women, which means that win hasn’t yet been factored into the standings.

While Australia Women continue to lead the chart with a comfortable margin, England’s steady run and superior rating have pushed them above India for now. The Indian side, however, remains well within striking distance to reclaim their position, especially with their strong showing in the ongoing World Cup being played across India and Sri Lanka.

England’s rise to the second spot highlights their revival. After a convincing 10-wicket victory over South Africa Women in the World Cup, Nat Sciver's team showed why they remain one of the most balanced and dangerous sides in the format. Meanwhile, India’s consistent run, including their wins against Sri Lanka and Pakistan, shows the team’s growing depth and confidence under Harmanpreet Kaur’s leadership.

Here’s a look at the latest ICC Women’s ODI Team Rankings (as updated before India’s win over Pakistan on October 5, 2025):

ICC Women’s ODI Team Rankings

Pos Team Matches Points Rating
01 Australia Women 22 3617 164
02 England Women 30 3796 127
03 India Women 34 4301 127
04 New Zealand Women 19 1807 95
05 South Africa Women 27 2423 90
06 Sri Lanka Women 21 1720 82
07 Bangladesh Women 19 1543 81
08 Pakistan Women 23 1722 75
09 West Indies Women 26 1836 71
10 Ireland Women 29 1467 51

With the Women’s World Cup 2025 in full swing, these rankings are set to witness more movement in the coming days. If India continues their winning momentum, they could soon reclaim the No. 2 spot or even challenge Australia’s supremacy at the top. For now, though, England’s climb and India’s temporary slip add another layer of excitement to what has already been a thrilling start to the tournament.

Rahul Chaube
Written by Rahul Chaube