T20I Bowler Ranking:
Less than six months from the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, Adil Rashid has been rewarded for his excellent, consistent performance in the Caribbean. He rises two places to take the top spot from Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan (second) and India’s Ravi Bishnoi (third) on the T20I rankings for bowlers.
After off-spinner Graeme Swann topped the list more than ten years ago, Rashid becomes the second player from England to do so.
With West Indies spinner Akeal Hosein (up three spots to sixth) and South Africa counterpart Tabraiz Shamsi (up three places to ninth) also making eye-catching moves inside the top 10 on a busy day for the rankings, it means that three different players have held the top spot on the list for T20I bowlers over the last three weeks.
T20I Batter Ranking:
Suryakumar‘s advantage at the top is now out to a total of 100 rating points after his quickfire century in the last game of India’s series against South Africa. His nearest competitors are Pakistan veteran Mohammad Rizwan (second) and South Africa dasher Aiden Markram (third).
While Phil Salt rises to 20th after his outstanding run for England in the Caribbean, West Indies quartet Brandon King (up six places to sixth), Nicholas Pooran (up two spots to 12th), Rovman Powell (up 14 places to 23rd), and Kyle Mayers (up nine spots to 33rd) made some ground on top-ranked T20I India batter Suryakumar Yadav.
Rankings for men’s Twenty20 cricket batting
T20I All Rounder Ranking:
The current T20I rankings for all-rounders have Markram up one spot to third behind Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan as No. 1. England spinner Moeen Ali is up two spaces to joint ninth, and West Indies seamer Jason Holder is up one rung to 24th.
ODI Batter Rankings:
In 50-over cricket, things are even closer, with Babar taking Gill’s spot as the world’s top ODI batsman after the India opener was rested for the current series against South Africa.
With his 33 against Zimbabwe, Ireland’s Harry Tector climbs one spot to seventh in the ODI batter rankings, while South Africa’s Heinrich Klaasen (down one rung to 10th) and Rassie van der Dussen (down one spot to eighth) lose some ground inside the top 10 after scoring modestly in the first game of their series against India.
Men’s One Day International Batting Rankings
Test Batter Rankings:
Kane Williamson holding the position as no. 1 ICC Test Batter in the World.
The most recent Test rankings have also changed somewhat as a result of Australia’s convincing win over Pakistan in Perth, with several members of the defending ICC World Test Championship team making noteworthy advancements.
Updated Test batter rankings place opener Usman Khawaja (up three places to fourth) ahead of Babar and within striking distance of top-ranked Kiwi Kane Williamson. After strong knocks against Pakistan, teammates David Warner (up nine spots to 27th) and Mitchell Marsh (improves 12 places to equal 68th) also gain some ground.
Ratings for Men’s Test Batting
Test Bowling Rankings:
Similar progress is being made by Australia’s four bowlers, Pat Cummins (up one spot to third), Nathan Lyon (up three spots to fifth), Mitchell Starc (up two places to eighth), and Josh Hazlewood (up two spots to tenth), as India’s spinner Ravichandran Ashwin maintains his dominance at the top.
