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Jadeja inched up one slot to the third position after claiming six wickets in the Bengaluru.
Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan attained career-best International Cricket Council (ICC) Test ranking after his century against Afghanistan in the first session of the visitors’ debut Test match. Murali Vijay, who had also scored a century last week in Bengaluru, moved six spots up to the 23rd position.
Dhawan’s knock of 107, during which he became the first player from India to complete a century before lunch on the opening day of a Test match, saw him gain 10 points to reach a career-best 24th position while Vijay’s innings of 105 lifted him six spots to 23rd position as they helped India win the Test within two days by an innings and 262 runs.
Meanwhile, spinner Ravindra Jadeja inched up one slot to the third position after claiming six wickets in the Bengaluru Test while fast bowlers Ishant Sharma (up two places to 25th) and Umesh Yadav (up two places to 26th) also made northward movement.
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Afghanistan players made an entry into the players’ rankings. Hashmatuallah Shahidi (111th) and captain Asghar Stanikzai (136th) are among the batsmen, while Yamin Ahmadzai (94th) and spinners Mujeeb ur Rehman (114th) and Rashid Khan (119th) figure among bowlers. Rashid is currently top-ranked in T20Is and second in ODIs.
West Indies fast bowler Shannon Gabriel made a huge jump to take a career-best 12th position after his player of the match effort in the drawn second Test against Sri Lanka in St Lucia, which ended on Monday.
The 30-year-old from Trinidad and Tobago gained 11 places after finishing the match with 13 for 121, the third best match haul ever by a Windies bowler.
Gabriel has reached 754 rating points while his previous best was 636 points and an 18th place in August last year.
Gabriel’s team-mates Roston Chase (up one place to 38th) and captain Jason Holder (up one place to 64th) were the others to gain in the latest update which also takes into account the one-off Test between India and Afghanistan in Bengaluru which the home side won by an innings and 262 runs.
For Sri Lanka, which trail in the three-match series against the Windies 1-0, captain Dinesh Chandimal has gained one spot to move up to ninth position after his effort of 119 not out and 39 while Kusal Mandis is another batsman to move up, gaining four spots to reach a career-best 12th position.
Among their bowlers, Suranga Lakmal has gained one slot to reach 29th position while Lahiru Kumara has gained three spots to reach 51st position.
-With PTI inputs.
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