Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed has risen to the highest of the ICC Men’s T20I Bowling Rankings after a big movement in the latest update. Abrar has moved ahead of Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan to say the No.1 position with a rating of 736, while Rashid has slipped to second with 735 points.
The most recent rankings also deliver Harry Brook closer to a uncommon achievement across formats. The England captain is at the moment ranked No.1 in Checks, No.4 in T20Is and No.12 in ODIs, placing him in competition to grow to be the one current batter inside the highest 10 across all three formats on the similar time.
Sikandar Raza aims to bag No.1 spot in ICC ODI All-rounder Rankings
Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza has closed the gap on Afghanistan’s Azmatullah Omarzai in the ICC ODI all-rounder rankings. Raza has moved to second with 276 points after finishing the ODI series in opposition to Australia as the leading run-scorer for Zimbabwe while also contributing three wickets.
Raza scored 45 and an unbeaten 81 in the final two matches of the series. His batting performances also helped him climb 5 locations to 24th in the ODI batting rankings. Within the series decider, he added two wickets regardless of Australia eventually winning the contest by one run.
Nathan Ellis, Australia’s leading wicket-taker in the series, has climbed three locations to seventeenth amongst ODI bowlers after taking four wickets in the final two games, following his maiden five-wicket haul.
Shreyas Iyer climbs to twenty second spot in ICC T20I Batting Rankings
India T20I captain Shreyas Iyer has made significant progress in the T20I batting rankings, shifting up seven locations to twenty second. His rise follows India’s 3-0 T20I series win over Afghanistan and his contribution in the shut one-off T20I in opposition to Japan.
England’s white-ball series in opposition to Sri Lanka also produced several major movements. Jamie Overton made the most important jump among the gamers, climbing 47 locations to sixth in the T20I bowling rankings with a career-best 674 rating after his performances during England’s series victory.
Sri Lanka’s Dunith Wellalage climbed seven locations to twenty second in the ODI all-rounder rankings after contributing 45 runs and taking a wicket in the first ODI. Jos Buttler, meanwhile, moved two locations to joint fifth in the T20I batting rankings after finishing the series as the leading run-scorer.
Harry Brook aiming to enter High 10 across all ICC Rankings
Harry Brook has continued his rise in the white-ball rankings following England’s dominant series in opposition to Sri Lanka. He finished the T20I series as Player of the Collection after scoring 237 runs, including an unbeaten 33, as England completed a 3-0 sweep.
Brook has now reached fourth in the T20I batting rankings with a career-best 793 rating. His 67 in the opening ODI in opposition to Sri Lanka also lifted him three locations to 12th in the ODI batting rankings.
Brook is already sitting at No.1 in the Check batting rankings, having regained the highest position in August. Together with his current positions of No.1 in Checks, No.4 in T20Is and No.12 in ODIs, the <a href="https://cricket.international/joe-root-joins-elite-club-becomes-first-england-batter-to-reach-23000-international-runs/" title="Joe Root joins elite membership, becomes first England batter to reach 23,000 international runs”>England batter is now closing in on a uncommon all-format rating milestone.
Source: cricketaddictor.com
