Australia allrounder Annabel Sutherland's match-winning efforts in the ICC Women's Championship series against New Zealand has seen her make rapid gains in the ICC Women's ODI player rankings.

The 23-year-old has attained career best positions in all three lists after being adjudged player of the match in the second and third ODIs after the first match was abandoned without a ball being bowled.

Her 105 not out and 42 in the two matches helped her shoot up 11 places to 18th in the batting rankings.

Sutherland's 3-39 in the third ODI also lifted her three places to 17th in the bowling rankings.

In the allrounder stakes, Sutherland has moved to an all-time best of seventh after also being named player of the series.

In the bowling rankings, Australia pacer Kim Garth is up four places to 13th after taking three wickets in two matches while leg-spinner Alana King jumped two spots to 12th.

In the Women's T20I rankings, Beth Mooney holds on to the top position with 757 rating points but India opener Smriti Mandhana and West Indies skipper Hayley Matthews have closed to within 10 points of her.

Mandhana, who cracked half-centuries in all three T20Is against the West Indies, is up to second position with a career-best 753 rating points while Mathews' 85 not out in the second T20I helped her advance two places to third.