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Dubai: India's Mithali Raj continues to dominate the ICC rankings chart, while West Indian Stafanie Taylor rises to second spot in the table with a consistent all-round performance.
Raj, who managed an aggregate of 171 runs including an unbeaten ton at Rajkot during the recently-concluded ODI series against West Indies, continues to hold the top rung with 796 points, followed by Taylor with 743 points.
India, however, has lost its grip as far as one-day bowling rankings are concerned with skipper Jhulan Goswami slipping from the top three for the first time since January 2006.
The Indian fast bowler's downslide has enabled Shelley Nitschke of Australia reclaim the number one spot with 740 points, followed closely by teammate Lisa Sthalekar with 724 points.
Laura Marsh of England has climbed a spot to settle at number three in the bowlers' chart, while Goswami has taken a dip of three points to be placed at number four with a total of 705 ranking points.
The 22-year-old Gouther Sultana, has meanwhile, climbed seven places to be ranked 13, while veteran Rumeli Dhar has gone down a spot to be placed at number six.
Taylor, whose rich haul of nine wickets against India in the ODI series, although went in vain as West Indies lost 3-2, she managed to make it to the top ten list with a leap of six places.
The versatile cricketer also made her presence felt in the all-rounder's list with a jump of a spot to finish at number two behind Shelley Nitschke.
Among other Indian cricketers who made amends in their rankings are wicketkeeper-batter Poonam Raut, who climbed a huge 49 places to sit in joint 37th position along with Ireland's Isobel Joyce, while Rumeli Dhar jumped ten places to occupy the position above Raut and Joyce.
