Latest ICC Rankings Have Been Announced

Now when the T20 bilateral T20 series between India and New Zealand is done with, the ICC rankings for T20s have undergone a little transformation. Performances of this series reflect heavily in what the latest T20 rankings look like.

India defeated the Black Caps in the 3 Match series as Indian bowlers won the third game for their skipper at Trivandrum. But keeping aside the result of the series we got to agree to the fact that players from both, India and New Zealand has their moments of glory in the series.

Be it Munro’s explosive batting or Boult’s storm or Sodhi’s success, the Kiwis too had their run of glory in the series albeit losing the series. Talking about the Indian dugout, Skipper Kohli and Bumrah consolidated their top spots in the rankings. Kohli was the only batsman who seemed in good form in the series. Besides this owing to their knocks in the first game both, Rohit and Dhawan climbed places. While Rohit rose to the 21st spot in the rankings Dhawan moved up 3 places to be at number 45.

As for the Black Caps, Munro who is now only the 4th batsman to hit 2 T20 tons moved to the 12th spot. For bowlers, Ish Sodhi made it to the top 10 first time while Boult jumped to the 16 spot which is his career best. Tim Southee too gained and rose to the 81st spot.

Talking about Bowlers from the Indian dressing room, Bumrah retained the apex spot in T20 bowling rankings while his colleague moved up the 26th spot. The young Chahal went up 22 places to be at the 30th spot and Axar Patel too gained as he moved 17 places to be at the 62nd spot.

Latest ICC Rankings Have Been Announced

Here’s what the new ICC rankings for T20s look like.

Rank    Team                Points

1          Pakistan           124

2          New Zealand     120 (-5)

3          Windies              120

4          England            119

5          India                 119 (+3)

6          South Africa      112

7          Australia           111

8          Sri Lanka          91

9          Afghanistan      86

10         Bangladesh       76

11         Scotland           67

12         Zimbabwe         65

13         UAE                 52

14         Netherlands       49

15         Hong Kong       46

16         PNG                 39

17         Oman               38

18         Ireland              36

MRF Tyres ICC T20I Player Rankings (as of 8 November, after the India-New Zealand series):

Batsmen (top 20)

Rank      (+/-)         Player                    Team     Pts         Avge      S/R        Highest Rating

   1           ( – )          Virat Kohli             Ind          824        52.86      138         897 v Eng at Edgbaston 2014

   2           ( – )          Aaron Finch          Aus         784        37.73      148         892 v Ban at Mirpur 2014

   3           ( – )          Evin Lewis            Win         780*!     36.00      155         780 v Eng at Durham 2017

   4           ( – )          Kane Williamson NZ           716        34.50      122         760 v Ban at Napier 2017

   5           ( – )          Glenn Maxwell     Aus         700        28.93      165         763 v SL at Colombo (RPS) 2016

   6           ( – )          Alex Hales            Eng         690        32.92      135         866 v Ind at Edgbaston 2014

   7=        ( – )          Hashim Amla       SA           683!       34.51      133         683 v Ban at Potchefstroom 2017

                ( – )          Joe Root                Eng         683        39.10      129         750 v Win at Kolkata 2016

   9           (RE)        Martin Guptill        NZ           679        33.74      130         793 v SA at Hamilton 2012

  10=       (-1)          Babar Azam         Pak         664*      46.80      122         713 v ROW at Lahore 2017

                (-1)          M. Shahzad          Afg          664        32.34      137         706 v Ire at Greater Noida 2017

  12         (+4)         Colin Munro          NZ           657        27.84      152         671 v Ind at Rajkot 2017

  13         (-2)          Faf du Plessis      SA           631        36.09      133         843 v Ban at Mirpur 2015

  14         (-2)          Shaiman Anwar   UAE        615        31.12      121         636 v PNG at Abu Dhabi 2017

  15         (-2)          Eoin Morgan         Eng         608        28.65      130         872 v Ind at Old Trafford 2011

  16         (-2)          Sabbir Rahman   Ban         605        27.59      121         650 v NZ at Bay Oval 2017

  17         (-2)          Marlon Samuels  Win         604        30.60      115         723 v Ban at Mirpur 2012

  18         (-1)          David Warner       Aus         586        27.35      139         826 v Win at St Lucia 2010

  19         (-1)          Jos Buttler             Eng         579        26.68      139         607 v SL at Southampton 2016

  20         ( – )          AB de Villiers        SA           574        26.12      135         575 v Ban at Bloemfontein 2017

Bowlers (top 20)

Rank      (+/-)         Player                    Team     Pts         Avge      Eco       Highest Rating

   1           ( – )          Jasprit Bumrah    Ind          724        18.40      6.74       764 v Eng at Bengaluru 2017

   2           ( – )          Imad Wasim         Pak         719        20.25      6.01       780 v Win at Trinidad 2017

   3           ( – )          Rashid Khan         Afg          717!       14.35      5.91       717 v Win at St Kitts 2017

   4           ( – )          Samuel Badree   Win         694        17.59      5.79       855 v Pak at Mirpur 2014

   5           ( – )          Imran Tahir           SA           691        15.85      6.80       795 v NZ at Auckland 2017

   6           ( – )          Sunil Narine         Win         676        20.68      6.02       817 v Pak at St. Vincent 2013

   7           ( – )          M. Rahman           Ban         667*      14.92      6.16       695 v SL at Colombo (RPS) 2017

   8=        ( – )          Shakib Al Hasan  Ban         661        20.65      6.79       672 v Pak at Mirpur 2014

                ( – )          James Faulkner   Aus         661        19.00      7.96       688 v SL at Adelaide 2017

  10         (+5)         Ish Sodhi               NZ           656*      14.50      6.89       663 v Ind at Rajkot 2017

  11         (+1)         Mitchell Santner   NZ           654*      19.23      6.82       657 v Ind at Rajkot 2017

  12         (-2)          M. Naveed            UAE        626        17.27      6.06       632 v Afg at Dubai (GCA) 2016

  13         (-2)          Hamza Hotak       Afg          614        24.68      6.75       627 v Ire at Greater Noida 2017

  14         (-1)          Chris Jordan         Eng         605        26.19      8.73       628 v Ind at Nagpur 2017

  15         (RE)        Adam Milne          NZ           604*      23.23      7.37       661 v Pak at Mohali 2016

  16         (+14)      Trent Boult            NZ           595*!     19.46      8.16       595 v Ind at Trivandrum 2017

  17         (-1)          Adam Zampa       Aus         592*!     14.81      5.92       592 v Ind at Guwahati 2017

  18         (-1)          Mohammad Nabi                Afg          579        25.20      7.23       638 v Win at Nagpur 2016

  19         (-1)          Ahmed Raza        UAE        578!       38.50      6.56       578 v PNG at Abu Dhabi 2017

  20         (-1)          T.van der Gugten Net          568        21.16      6.97       605 v Ban at Dharamsala 2016

All-rounders (top five)

Rank      (+/-)         Player                    Team     Pts         Highest Rating

   1           ( – )          Shakib Al Hasan  Ban         354        408 v Pak at Mirpur 2015

   2           ( – )          Glenn Maxwell     Aus         330        388 v SL at Colombo (RPS) 2016

   3           ( – )          M. Nabi                Afg            275        286 v Ire at Greater Noida 2017

   4           ( – )          Marlon Samuels  Win         270        321 v SL at Mirpur 2014

   5           ( – )          JP Duminy            SA           213        276 v Ban at Mirpur 2015  

 

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