Virat Kohli moved up two places to 6th in the men’s ICC-ODI batting rankings after scoring 45 centuries in the format in the first game against Sri Lanka. At 113th, Kohli overtook Johnny Bairstow and Stephen Smith in the rankings.
Indian captain Rohit Sharma, who scored between 67 and 83 goals in the same match, also moved up to eighth place.
Babar his Azam, who has scored consecutive half-centuries against New Zealand in the current series, continues to top his ODI batting charts with 891 ranking his points.
Test ranking:
Hazlewood Returns to Top 10 as Khawaja Moves Up
Usman Khawaja moved up four spots to return to the top ten. His 195 unbeaten run in the Sydney test draw against South Africa propelled him to eighth place in the standings.
Khawaja is currently in the top 10 of the Test batting charts.He is one of four Australian players, with Marnus Labuschagne at the top, Smith at No. 2 and Travis Head at No. 4. is.
Josh Hazlewood returned to Australia XI in the Third Test after a lateral strain knocked him out and grabbed five wickets to move him up six and place him tenth among bowlers .
Hazlewood, Pat Cummins and Mitchell Stark top Australia’s Tempo His entire trio are now in the top 10 of the Test rankings.
Rashid Khan Returns as #1 T20I Bowler
Afghan leg-spinner Rashid Khan replaced Wanindu at the top of his ranking as a bowler after the Sri Lankan star failed to shoot in his series in his three matches in India in T20I. rice field. Hasaranga conceded 99 runs in the series and took 3 wickets with a save percentage of 9.00+. Meanwhile, Rashid has not played in T20I for over two months since the World Cup in Australia in November.