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CWG 2022: Smriti Mandhana attains career-best third spot in ICC T20I rankings

Mandhana, who scored 24 in India's game against Australia in Birmingham, followed it up with a match-winning unbeaten 63 off 42 balls against Pakistan. She has overtaken New Zealand's Sophie Devine and reached within two rating points of Australia's Beth Mooney. Mooney with 707 rating points is at the second position while her compatriot Meg Lanning continues to lead the rankings for the batters after regaining the top spot last week.

ICC Women's T20I Rankings: Smriti Mandhana Rises To Third Position

After smashing a blistering half-century against Pakistan in the ongoing Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, India opener Smriti Mandhana rose one spot up to the third place in the latest ICC Women's T20I Player Rankings. She followed up a knock of 24 against Australia with an unbeaten 63 off 42 balls with eight fours and three sixes, and overtook New Zealand's Sophie Devine and reached within two rating points of Australia's Beth Mooney. Meg Lanning continues to lead the rankings after regaining the top spot last week.

Proteas women slide to 13-run defeat in CWG T20 opener against New Zealand

It was a case of what if, could if, and should if as South Africa slipped to a 13-run defeat against New Zealand in their opening 2022 Commonwealth Games T20 tournament game at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Saturday.

New Zealand All-Rounder Melie Kerr Tests COVID-19 Positive Ahead Of CWG 2022

New Zealand women's team all-rounder Melie Kerr has tested positive for COVID-19 and currently is in isolation. Kerr produced a positive Rapid Antigen Test and will undergo a period of hotel isolation before re-joining the team as per the New Zealand Cricket website.

NZ women cricketers win 'landmark' equal pay agreement

New Zealand's women cricketers have won the right to the same match fees as men in a deal announced as ground-breaking by players and cricketing chiefs.

New Zealand Men, Women Cricketers To Get Same Pay In Ground-Breaking Deal

Women and men will be paid the same amount for representing New Zealand and playing in top-tier domestic matches in a ground-breaking new deal. New Zealand's professional women's and men's cricketers will receive the same pay for the same play following a landmark deal to combine them in the same agreement. The five-year deal will see the White Ferns and domestic women's players receive the same match fees as men across all formats and competitions including ODIs, T20Is, Ford Trophy and Dream11 Super Smash level.

New Zealand Cricket strikes pay equity deal so women and men earn same match fees

New Zealand’s women’s cricketers will be paid the same as their male counterparts after a “landmark agreement” was reached to close the gender pay gap across all formats and competitions.

New Zealand players sign five-year equal pay deal

New Zealand Cricket and the players' association signed a five-year deal on Tuesday that will see male and female cricketers receive equal pay.

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CWG 2022: Smriti Mandhana attains career-best third spot in ICC T20I rankings

ICC Women's T20I Rankings: Smriti Mandhana Rises To Third Position

Proteas women slide to 13-run defeat in CWG T20 opener against New Zealand

New Zealand All-Rounder Melie Kerr Tests COVID-19 Positive Ahead Of CWG 2022

NZ women cricketers win 'landmark' equal pay agreement

New Zealand Men, Women Cricketers To Get Same Pay In Ground-Breaking Deal

New Zealand Cricket strikes pay equity deal so women and men earn same match fees

New Zealand players sign five-year equal pay deal