Ashwin moved up the order and is tied with teammate Jaspirit Bumrah for fourth among bowlers after finishing the match with six wickets.
Ravichandran Ashwin and Shreyas Iyer made significant gains in the ICC rankings on Wednesday after helping India win the second Test against Bangladesh in Mirpur.
Ashwin moved up the order, finishing in his fourth place among bowlers alongside teammate Jaspirit Bumrah after finishing the match with six wickets.
He also hit a crucial 42 unbeaten streak in the second innings, enabling a three-wicket victory and scoring a crucial WTC point for India before moving up three places to 84th among batsmen.
Ashwin, a past bowler and number one all-rounder, also scored seven points in the all-rounder rankings led by compatriot Ravindra Jadeja. Jadeja currently has 369 Elo points and Ashwin has 343.
Teaming up with Ashwin in an uninterrupted 71-round partnership that led the team to victory, Iyer finished 16th in his career.
Iyer’s scores helped him move up from 26th, not 87 and 29 out.
Despite his performance as a player in the series in Bangladesh, Cheteshwar Pujara dropped him three places in the standings to 19th, while veteran hitter Virat Kohli moved up his ranks after an unforgettable run. He moved from 12th to 14th. Rishabh Pant remains the sixth ranked Indian batsman after picking up three points thanks to a score of 93 in the first innings, while fast bowler Umesh Yadav won the match by five wickets. After that, he moved up 5 spots to 33rd.
Batsman Litton Das of Bangladesh is 12th in his career with 25 and 73 points respectively, ahead of Mominul Hakeh (68th, moving up 5 places), Zakir Hasan (70th, moving up 7 places) and Nurul Hasan (70th, moving up 7 places). 5 places) 93. ) also rose in the rankings.
Spinners Taijur Islam and Mehdi Hasan Millers each moved up two places to 28th each and he finished 29th, while captain Shakib al his Hasan moved up one place to 32nd. became. Taijul in the first innings he was in a four-wicket draw, while Mehidy and Shakib finished the match with six wickets each.