Pakistan’s Babar Azam has dropped two places to ninth in the ODI batting rankings, while Salman Agha is 13th, Fakhar Zaman 46th and Saim Ayub 65th.
South Africa’s Marco Jansen has claimed the top spot in both the Test bowling and Test all-rounder rankings following an impressive performance against Australia in the second Test.
Jansen took five wickets in Australia’s first innings and scored 85 runs with the bat. His performance lifted him five places to the top of the Test bowling rankings, moving him ahead of Australia’s Mitchell Starc.
The South African all-rounder also displaced India’s Ravindra Jadeja to become the world’s top-ranked Test all-rounder for the first time. Jadeja had held the position for more than four years.
South African captain Temba Bavuma climbed four places to second in the Test batting rankings after scoring an outstanding 179 in the first innings of the second Test against Australia.
England’s Harry Brook remains the world’s top-ranked Test batter, while Australia’s Scott Boland rose three places to sixth in the Test bowling rankings.
South African spinner Simon Harmer climbed 15 places to eighth in the Test all-rounder rankings.
T20 International Rankings
India’s Abhishek Sharma has regained the top position in the ICC T20 International batting rankings, overtaking compatriot Ishan Kishan to become the world’s No. 1 batter.
Sharma reached a century off 35 balls against New Zealand and finished with 113 runs from 38 deliveries, helping India secure victory.
Pakistan’s Sahibzada Farhan moved up one place to second in the T20I batting rankings, while Pakistan’s Saim Ayub retained second place in the T20I all-rounder rankings.
India’s Sanju Samson climbed six places to 20th among T20I batters, while New Zealand’s Finn Allen improved three places to 25th.
In the T20I bowling rankings, New Zealand’s Mitchell Santner rose seven places to seventh. India’s Arshdeep Singh climbed six places to 15th.
ODI Rankings
India’s Shubman Gill remains at the top of the ICC ODI batting rankings, followed by New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell in second place and India’s Virat Kohli in third.
No Pakistani batter features among the top five ODI batters. Former Pakistan captain Babar Azam dropped two places to ninth, while Salman Agha is ranked 13th, Fakhar Zaman 46th and Saim Ayub 65th.
Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan continues to lead the ODI bowling rankings, while South Africa’s Keshav Maharaj climbed one place to second.
Pakistan’s Abrar Ahmed slipped one place to third. Shaheen Shah Afridi moved up two places to sixth, while Haris Rauf dropped nine places to 29th.
Afghanistan’s Azmatullah Omarzai climbed 13 places to seventh in the ODI bowling rankings. Namibia’s Bernard Scholtz also made progress, rising nine places to eighth.
In the ODI all-rounder rankings, Afghanistan’s Mohammad Nabi climbed five places to third. England’s Ben Duckett and Harry Brook also improved their positions in the ICC ODI batting rankings.
