Jess Jonassen

These changes in the rankings come following Australia's stellar performances against Sri Lanka in the recently-concluded three-match ODI series

Jess Jonassen claimed her 100th ODI wicket as Australia won their 17th one-dayer in a row

Australia completed an unbeaten tour of West Indies in domineering style as they sped to a nine-wicket victory with more than 12 overs to spare

Yet another batting collapse had limited West Indies to 106, before Lanning took charge of the chase

With a busy summer to come Australia will be looking to expand the pool of players they can select from

India fast bowler, the leading wicket-taker in ODIs, is now closer to the record for the most number of days at the No. 1 position

Perry was on 97 with two balls left in the innings but a dropped catch allowed her to reach three figures then New Zealand collapses after a promising start

The New Zealand captain had put her team on course for victory but they couldn't hold their nerve in the final ten overs

Jess Jonassen is also back in the mix after missing the series against Pakistan in Malaysia late last year but Nicole Bolton remains unavailable

The 15-member squad will take on Pakistan in three T20Is in Malaysia before heading to the Caribbean for the World T20

England, meanwhile, are hoping to recover quickly after losing their last two matches back-to-back

Among the batsmen, New Zealand captain Suzie Bates overtook her counterparts Meg Lanning and Mithali Raj to claim the No. 2 spot

India lose eight wickets to spin; No. 9 batter Pooja Vastrakar offers lone resistance with maiden ODI half-century

Australia used the swing on offer under lights to claw their way back after a 104-run stand for the second wicket had threatened to take the game away

Ellyse Perry's 91-ball 71 formed the bedrock of Australia's 220 chase, which they saw off with five wickets in hand in the penultimate over

Playing her 57th ODI, Meg Lanning surpassed Charlotte Edwards on the list of most centuries in women's ODI and helped clinch the series against New Zealand 2-1

Jess Jonassen has returned to the Australia women's side with a rehabilitated left knee and a fresh approach to spin bowling

Jess Jonassen, the Australia Women left-arm spinner, is set to undergo surgery on her left knee later this month

Left-arm spinner Jess Jonassen's maiden five-wicket haul, followed by Meg Lanning's seventh ODI century helped Australia Women draw level in the three-match ODI series with comfortable eight-wicket win over New Zealand Women