Sutherland, Schutt rise to 4th and 5th in ODI bowling rankings

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Ann Sutherland and Megan Schutt have climbed to fourth and fifth positions respectively in the latest ICC women's ODI bowling rankings. The rankings update was published following recent international matches. Additionally, Australia's Ellyse Perry has returned to the top ten in the ODI batting rankings. The ICC rankings reflect current player form and performance.

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