Babar Azam returns to the top of ICC Men’s ODI Batting Rankings
DUBAI: Former Pakistan captain and star batter Babar Azam on Wednesday, recovered the sought after best position in the ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings, ousting India's batting wonder Shubman Gill.
Gill, who finished Babar Azam's over two-year reign as the highest level ODI player in November, has just played three ODIs from that point forward.
His last ODI appearance, which came in the ICC World Cup 2023 last against Australia, was careless as he succumbed to a simple four.
Gill was then refreshed from India's three-match away ODI series against South Africa, making him lose vital rating focuses.
Thus, star Pakistan player Babar Azam jumped him in the rankings by accomplishing unrivaled rating focuses (824), 14 clear of Shubman Gill.
Gill is firmly trailed by his comrade Virat Kohli, who holds the third spot in the ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings with 775 rating focuses.
In the mean time, in T20Is, Britain's leg-spinner Adil Rashid climbed two spots to supplant Afghanistan's Rashid Khan from the highest point and India's Ravis Bishnoi, who slipped to third.
Rashid turns out to be just the second British bloke to hold the No.1 positioning for T20I bowlers after unbelievable off-spinner Graeme Swann kept the best position down over 10 years prior.
Suryakumar Yadav expanded his lead at the top to a sum of 100 rating focuses at the rear of his energetic 100 years in the third T20I against South Africa, while Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan (second) and South Africa's Aiden Markram (third) his nearest equals.
The ICC Test Rankings likewise saw significant purges following Australia's pounding 260-run triumph over Pakistan in the Perth Test.
Australian opener Usman Khawaja hopped three spots to guarantee the fourth spot, went past Babar Azam at third, and furthermore moved inside contacting distance to highest level Kiwi Kane Williamson.
His colleagues David Warner (up nine spots to 27th) and Mitchell Swamp (works on 12 spots to rise to 68th) additionally make some ground after amazing thumps against Pakistan.
Australian bowlers likewise got the award of their grand exhibitions against Pakistan in the main Test with Pat Cummins (up one spot to third), Nathan Lyon (up three spots to fifth), Mitchell Starc (up two spots to eighth) and Josh Hazlewood (up two spots to tenth) all making ground inside the Main 10 however India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin keeps on holding influence at the top.
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Babar Azam, Shubman Gill, ICC ODI Ranking, Khan Sports.
DUBAI: Former Pakistan captain and star batter Babar Azam on Wednesday, recovered the sought after best position in the ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings, ousting India's batting wonder Shubman Gill.
Gill, who finished Babar Azam's over two-year reign as the highest level ODI player in November, has just played three ODIs from that point forward.
His last ODI appearance, which came in the ICC World Cup 2023 last against Australia, was careless as he succumbed to a simple four.
Gill was then refreshed from India's three-match away ODI series against South Africa, making him lose vital rating focuses.
Thus, star Pakistan player Babar Azam jumped him in the rankings by accomplishing unrivaled rating focuses (824), 14 clear of Shubman Gill.
Gill is firmly trailed by his comrade Virat Kohli, who holds the third spot in the ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings with 775 rating focuses.
In the mean time, in T20Is, Britain's leg-spinner Adil Rashid climbed two spots to supplant Afghanistan's Rashid Khan from the highest point and India's Ravis Bishnoi, who slipped to third.
Rashid turns out to be just the second British bloke to hold the No.1 positioning for T20I bowlers after unbelievable off-spinner Graeme Swann kept the best position down over 10 years prior.
Suryakumar Yadav expanded his lead at the top to a sum of 100 rating focuses at the rear of his energetic 100 years in the third T20I against South Africa, while Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan (second) and South Africa's Aiden Markram (third) his nearest equals.
The ICC Test Rankings likewise saw significant purges following Australia's pounding 260-run triumph over Pakistan in the Perth Test.
Australian opener Usman Khawaja hopped three spots to guarantee the fourth spot, went past Babar Azam at third, and furthermore moved inside contacting distance to highest level Kiwi Kane Williamson.
His colleagues David Warner (up nine spots to 27th) and Mitchell Swamp (works on 12 spots to rise to 68th) additionally make some ground after amazing thumps against Pakistan.
Australian bowlers likewise got the award of their grand exhibitions against Pakistan in the main Test with Pat Cummins (up one spot to third), Nathan Lyon (up three spots to fifth), Mitchell Starc (up two spots to eighth) and Josh Hazlewood (up two spots to tenth) all making ground inside the Main 10 however India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin keeps on holding influence at the top.
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Babar Azam, Shubman Gill, ICC ODI Ranking, Khan Sports.DUBAI: Former Pakistan captain and star batter Babar Azam on Wednesday, recovered the sought after best position in the ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings, ousting India's batting wonder Shubman Gill.
Gill, who finished Babar Azam's over two-year reign as the highest level ODI player in November, has just played three ODIs from that point forward.
His last ODI appearance, which came in the ICC World Cup 2023 last against Australia, was careless as he succumbed to a simple four.
Gill was then refreshed from India's three-match away ODI series against South Africa, making him lose vital rating focuses.
Thus, star Pakistan player Babar Azam jumped him in the rankings by accomplishing unrivaled rating focuses (824), 14 clear of Shubman Gill.
Gill is firmly trailed by his comrade Virat Kohli, who holds the third spot in the ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings with 775 rating focuses.
In the mean time, in T20Is, Britain's leg-spinner Adil Rashid climbed two spots to supplant Afghanistan's Rashid Khan from the highest point and India's Ravis Bishnoi, who slipped to third.
Rashid turns out to be just the second British bloke to hold the No.1 positioning for T20I bowlers after unbelievable off-spinner Graeme Swann kept the best position down over 10 years prior.
Suryakumar Yadav expanded his lead at the top to a sum of 100 rating focuses at the rear of his energetic 100 years in the third T20I against South Africa, while Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan (second) and South Africa's Aiden Markram (third) his nearest equals.
The ICC Test Rankings likewise saw significant purges following Australia's pounding 260-run triumph over Pakistan in the Perth Test.
Australian opener Usman Khawaja hopped three spots to guarantee the fourth spot, went past Babar Azam at third, and furthermore moved inside contacting distance to highest level Kiwi Kane Williamson.
His colleagues David Warner (up nine spots to 27th) and Mitchell Swamp (works on 12 spots to rise to 68th) additionally make some ground after amazing thumps against Pakistan.
Australian bowlers likewise got the award of their grand exhibitions against Pakistan in the main Test with Pat Cummins (up one spot to third), Nathan Lyon (up three spots to fifth), Mitchell Starc (up two spots to eighth) and Josh Hazlewood (up two spots to tenth) all making ground inside the Main 10 however India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin keeps on holding influence at the top.
Tags:
Babar Azam, Shubman Gill, ICC ODI Ranking, Khan Sports.DUBAI: Former Pakistan captain and star batter Babar Azam on Wednesday, recovered the sought after best position in the ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings, ousting India's batting wonder Shubman Gill.
Gill, who finished Babar Azam's over two-year reign as the highest level ODI player in November, has just played three ODIs from that point forward.
His last ODI appearance, which came in the ICC World Cup 2023 last against Australia, was careless as he succumbed to a simple four.
Gill was then refreshed from India's three-match away ODI series against South Africa, making him lose vital rating focuses.
Thus, star Pakistan player Babar Azam jumped him in the rankings by accomplishing unrivaled rating focuses (824), 14 clear of Shubman Gill.
Gill is firmly trailed by his comrade Virat Kohli, who holds the third spot in the ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings with 775 rating focuses.
In the mean time, in T20Is, Britain's leg-spinner Adil Rashid climbed two spots to supplant Afghanistan's Rashid Khan from the highest point and India's Ravis Bishnoi, who slipped to third.
Rashid turns out to be just the second British bloke to hold the No.1 positioning for T20I bowlers after unbelievable off-spinner Graeme Swann kept the best position down over 10 years prior.
Suryakumar Yadav expanded his lead at the top to a sum of 100 rating focuses at the rear of his energetic 100 years in the third T20I against South Africa, while Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan (second) and South Africa's Aiden Markram (third) his nearest equals.
The ICC Test Rankings likewise saw significant purges following Australia's pounding 260-run triumph over Pakistan in the Perth Test.
Australian opener Usman Khawaja hopped three spots to guarantee the fourth spot, went past Babar Azam at third, and furthermore moved inside contacting distance to highest level Kiwi Kane Williamson.
His colleagues David Warner (up nine spots to 27th) and Mitchell Swamp (works on 12 spots to rise to 68th) additionally make some ground after amazing thumps against Pakistan.
Australian bowlers likewise got the award of their grand exhibitions against Pakistan in the main Test with Pat Cummins (up one spot to third), Nathan Lyon (up three spots to fifth), Mitchell Starc (up two spots to eighth) and Josh Hazlewood (up two spots to tenth) all making ground inside the Main 10 however India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin keeps on holding influence at the top.
Tags:
Babar Azam, Shubman Gill, ICC ODI Ranking, Khan Sports.DUBAI: Former Pakistan captain and star batter Babar Azam on Wednesday, recovered the sought after best position in the ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings, ousting India's batting wonder Shubman Gill.
Gill, who finished Babar Azam's over two-year reign as the highest level ODI player in November, has just played three ODIs from that point forward.
His last ODI appearance, which came in the ICC World Cup 2023 last against Australia, was careless as he succumbed to a simple four.
Gill was then refreshed from India's three-match away ODI series against South Africa, making him lose vital rating focuses.
Thus, star Pakistan player Babar Azam jumped him in the rankings by accomplishing unrivaled rating focuses (824), 14 clear of Shubman Gill.
Gill is firmly trailed by his comrade Virat Kohli, who holds the third spot in the ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings with 775 rating focuses.
In the mean time, in T20Is, Britain's leg-spinner Adil Rashid climbed two spots to supplant Afghanistan's Rashid Khan from the highest point and India's Ravis Bishnoi, who slipped to third.
Rashid turns out to be just the second British bloke to hold the No.1 positioning for T20I bowlers after unbelievable off-spinner Graeme Swann kept the best position down over 10 years prior.
Suryakumar Yadav expanded his lead at the top to a sum of 100 rating focuses at the rear of his energetic 100 years in the third T20I against South Africa, while Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan (second) and South Africa's Aiden Markram (third) his nearest equals.
The ICC Test Rankings likewise saw significant purges following Australia's pounding 260-run triumph over Pakistan in the Perth Test.
Australian opener Usman Khawaja hopped three spots to guarantee the fourth spot, went past Babar Azam at third, and furthermore moved inside contacting distance to highest level Kiwi Kane Williamson.
His colleagues David Warner (up nine spots to 27th) and Mitchell Swamp (works on 12 spots to rise to 68th) additionally make some ground after amazing thumps against Pakistan.
Australian bowlers likewise got the award of their grand exhibitions against Pakistan in the main Test with Pat Cummins (up one spot to third), Nathan Lyon (up three spots to fifth), Mitchell Starc (up two spots to eighth) and Josh Hazlewood (up two spots to tenth) all making ground inside the Main 10 however India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin keeps on holding influence at the top.
Tags:
Babar Azam, Shubman Gill, ICC ODI Ranking, Khan Sports.
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