Ashleigh Gardner's ascent from one of the bottommost extremes of her vocation currently has an ICC stamp of power as she was perceived as the No. 1 allrounder in ladies' T20Is. The 25-year old had an extreme go of it in 2021, particularly during that season's WBBL, where her group needed to play all their matches out and about due to severe Coronavirus limitations. Presently, on account of her exhibitions in 2022, she will proclaim the new year from the highest point of the allrounder's rankings, alongside being No. 7 among the players and fourteenth among the bowlers. Gardner's new endeavors remember an assertion execution for a five-match T20I series against India, where she exhibited a skill for hauling Australia in the clear. On the whole, she made 115 runs in three innings at a strike pace of 167 and gotten seven wickets while keeping an economy pace of 7. This is Gardner's most memorable time beating the allrounder's rankings, climbing two spots to oust New Zealand's Sophie Devine. India's Deepti Sharma was another champion entertainer from that series, with 128 runs at a strike pace of 164 and six wickets at an economy pace of 9.46. She is presently the No. 3 allrounder on the planet. Smriti Mandhana (third), who assumed a critical part in India's just win of those five matches, and Shafali Verma (6th), who will be driving India at the Under-19 World Cup one month from now, are evaluated among the main 10 hitters in T20Is. The rundown is overwhelmed by Australia however, with Tahlia McGrath and Beth Mooney driving the way, Meg Lanning, who will before long be emerging from a drawn out break, at No. 5, Gardner seventh and Alyssa Healy 10th. Effortlessness Harris, who declared herself with 132 runs at a strike pace of 203 across those five games against India, rose 33 spots to No. 61. Jemimah Rodrigues, in the mean time, left the main 10 after three single-digit scores in her last four innings.