ICC T20 rankings: Tilak breaks into top-10; Pandya reclaims No.1 all-rounder’s spot
It is Pandya’s second time at the top of this list this year, the first time following India’s T20 World Cup victory in the USA and West Indies.
It is Pandya’s second time at the top of this list this year, the first time following India’s T20 World Cup victory in the USA and West Indies.
Batting maestro Virat Kohli, who turned 36 on Wednesday, slipped out of the top 20 in the ICC Test batting rankings for the first time in a decade, after enduring a below-par series against New Zealand.
Young opener Yashasvi Jaiswal was the big winner following his 141 runs for the series as he rose four places to sixth overall behind No.1 ranked batter Travis Head and second-placed Suryakumar Yadav.
India looked in good touch just months out from this year's ICC Women's T20 World Cup as they registered a hard-fought series whitewash against Bangladesh.
The International Cricket Council has released the latest ICC Rankings for the Men’s ODI. Indian batting giants, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, have made gains whereas Siraj has become the biggest gainer jumping by 4 places.
Pakistan has 106 rating points after sweeping the series and leads India by one point. New Zealand tops the charts with 125 rating points, followed by England (124) and Australia (122).
India are now on 270 points, while the second-placed England have logged 265 points. Pakistam South Africa and Australia are the tied, fourth and fifth-placed teams with 261, 253 and 251 points, respectively.
Rahul and Siraj were the chief architects of India's 151-run victory over England at Lord's in the second Test
While Virat Kohli is at the numero uno spot with 871 rating points, Rohit has 855 rating points and is currrently placed at the second spot.
Michale Vaughan said that England and Nez Zealand do not deserve to be the second and the fourth-ranked Test teams in the world.
