Healy top of the ODI batting rankings

The NSW and Sydney Sixers dynamo had a World Cup to remember, finishing top of the pile for runs scored - 509 at 56.55.

She is followed by England's Nat Sciver, who leapt above Ellyse Perry to the top of the all-rounder rankings in one-day internationals.

Sciver amassed 436 runs at an average of 72.66 in eight innings in New Zealand, recording twin hundreds against Australia, including 148 not out in Sunday's final at Christchurch as England lost by 71 runs.

The 29-year-old, who also collected four wickets during the tournament, replaced the Australian who was injured in the tournament.

Sophie Ecclestone remains at the summit of the bowlers' rankings after finishing as the tournament's leading wicket-taker with 21 dismissals at 15.61, with an economy rate of just 3.83.