The ICC women’s ODI all-rounder rankings for 2026 have a clear leader — but the chasing pack is closing in fast. Australia’s Ashleigh Gardner remains the world’s No. 1 all-rounder with 481 rating points in the latest update, while West Indies captain Hayley Matthews has surged to a career-best 467 after a record-equalling series against Zimbabwe. Here is the complete top 10, the stories behind the moves, and how the rankings work.
ICC Women’s ODI All-Rounder Rankings 2026 – Top 10 Table
| Rank | Player | Team | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ashleigh Gardner | Australia | 481 |
| 2 | Hayley Matthews | West Indies | 467 |
| 3 | Annabel Sutherland | Australia | 428 |
| 4 | Deepti Sharma | India | 368 |
| 5 | Marizanne Kapp | South Africa | 367 |
| 6 | Amelia Kerr | New Zealand | 358 |
| 7 | Chamari Athapaththu | Sri Lanka | 280 |
| 8 | Alana King | Australia | 277 |
| 9 | Nat Sciver-Brunt | England | 248 |
| 10 | Charlie Dean | England | 248 |
Rankings as per the ICC update of 27 October 2026.
Ashleigh Gardner: Still the World’s Best All-Rounder
Ashleigh Gardner’s hold on the No. 1 spot in the ICC women’s ODI all-rounder rankings continues. The Australian’s destructive middle-order batting and wicket-taking off-spin make her the most complete cricketer in the women’s game — her career-best 527 points, set against India at Hobart in 2026, remains the benchmark. But her lead has shrunk: from 497 to 481 in recent weeks, with the chasing pack in career-best form.
Hayley Matthews’ Career-Best Chase
The story of 2026 is Hayley Matthews. The West Indies captain was player of the series against Zimbabwe after amassing 326 runs in three ODIs — including a career-best 182 in the series opener at Harare, equalling the highest individual score in women’s ODIs this year. That run-fest lifted her to a career-best 467 all-rounder points, just 14 behind Gardner. Matthews is also fourth in the ODI batting rankings (731) — the only player in the world’s top five of two different ODI lists.
Sutherland’s Surge to Third
Annabel Sutherland has been the biggest mover among the elite. The young Australian all-rounder has climbed to a career-best 428 points and third place, powered by strong performances with both bat and ball in recent series. At 24, Sutherland is now top-three in the world in two ODI categories – third among all-rounders and fifth among bowlers (667). Behind her, India’s Deepti Sharma (368) holds fourth, with Marizanne Kapp (367) fifth and Amelia Kerr (358) sixth, three veterans whose consistency keeps them firmly in the elite group.
The Rest of the Top 10
India’s Deepti Sharma (368) sits fourth, the highest-ranked Asian all-rounder in the format. Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu (280) is seventh, just ahead of Australia’s Alana King (277) — the world’s No. 1 ODI bowler, whose batting keeps improving. England pair Nat Sciver-Brunt and Charlie Dean share ninth on 248 points apiece.
Biggest Movers in the Latest Update
- Hayley Matthews reached a career-best 467 points after 326 runs in the Zimbabwe ODI series, closing to 14 points behind Gardner.
- Annabel Sutherland surged to a career-best 428 and third place — now top-five in the world as both an all-rounder and a bowler.
- Ashleigh Gardner’s lead has narrowed from 30+ points to 14 as her rivals hit career-best form.
- Chamari Athapaththu edged up to seventh (280), just ahead of Alana King (277).
How the ICC Women’s ODI All-Rounder Rankings Work
The ICC all-rounder rankings combine a player’s batting and bowling ratings into a single number:
- Both disciplines count. The all-rounder rating is derived from batting and bowling points — you must contribute with bat and ball.
- Match context matters. Runs and wickets against strong opposition in big matches earn more.
- Recent form carries the most weight. Older performances fade, so a hot series like Matthews’ sends an all-rounder soaring.
- Weekly updates. The ICC refreshes the tables every Tuesday. Read more about how ICC cricket rankings are calculated.
For the batting equivalent, see our ICC women’s ODI batting rankings 2026 guide, and for the bowling chart, the ICC women’s ODI bowling rankings 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is No. 1 in the ICC women’s ODI all-rounder rankings in 2026?
Ashleigh Gardner of Australia is No. 1 in the ICC women’s ODI all-rounder rankings with 481 rating points.
What is Hayley Matthews’ rating in the ODI all-rounder rankings?
Hayley Matthews has a career-best 467 points, just 14 behind Ashleigh Gardner, after scoring 326 runs in the ODI series against Zimbabwe.
Who is the highest-ranked Indian all-rounder in women’s ODIs?
Deepti Sharma is fourth in the ICC women’s ODI all-rounder rankings with 368 points, the highest-ranked Asian all-rounder in the format.
How did Annabel Sutherland reach third in the all-rounder rankings?
Annabel Sutherland climbed to a career-best 428 points and third place on the back of strong batting and bowling performances in recent series for Australia.
Which two players are tied in the ODI all-rounder top 10?
England’s Nat Sciver-Brunt and Charlie Dean share ninth place with 248 points each.
How often are the ICC women’s ODI rankings updated?
The ICC updates the women’s ODI player rankings weekly, typically every Tuesday, after the latest round of international matches.
Final Thoughts
The ICC women’s ODI all-rounder rankings in 2026 are a two-horse race at the top: Gardner’s all-round brilliance against Matthews’ career-best surge, with Sutherland’s rise making it a three-way fight. With weekly updates and more series ahead, the gap at the summit has never been smaller.
Follow every change on our ICC women’s cricket rankings page.