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DUBAI: India’s Suryakumar Yadav will the T20 World Cup as the second best batsman in the format following an update of the ICC Men’s Player Rankings released on Wednesday.
Pakistan opener Mohammad Rizwan (861 rating points) extended his lead at the top of the T20I batsmen’s rankings after another consistent performance during the tri-series in New Zealand, while Suryakumar (838) remains second ahead of the hitting battle between the two neighbors at the MCG on Sunday.
KL Rahul (13), Virat Kohli (15) and captain Rohit Sharma (16) are all static in the latest update.
Pakistan captain Babar Azam was placed third ahead of South Africa’s Aiden Markram and New Zealand’s Devon Conway.
The only movement in the top 10 after the latest batsmen rankings update saw aggressive New Zealand right-hander Glenn Phillips jump an impressive 13 places to equal 10th on the back of his strong tri-series efforts against Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Hardik Pandya also remained static at the sixth spot in the T20I all-rounder rankings with 173 rating points.
Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan will enter the T20 World Cup as the premier all-rounder.
Shakib claimed top billing on the back of a superb tri-series against New Zealand and Pakistan, with the veteran hitting back-to-back half-centuries during Bangladesh’s last two matches.
Shakib displaced Afghanistan’s Mohammad Nabi.
There was very little movement within the top 10 in the updated list for bowlers, with Mujeeb Ur Rahman (up two places to fifth) and South Africa counterpart Keshav Maharaj (up one place to eighth) moving up.
Australian seamer Josh Hazlewood (705 rating points) maintains his lead at the top of the T20I bowler rankings, followed by Afghanistan spinner Rashid Khan (696), Sri Lankan tweaker Wanindu Hasaranga (692) and South African veteran Tabraiz Shamsi (688). .
Indian trio of Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Ravichandran Ashwin and Axar Patel were placed 12th, 22nd and 23rd respectively.
Pakistan opener Mohammad Rizwan (861 rating points) extended his lead at the top of the T20I batsmen’s rankings after another consistent performance during the tri-series in New Zealand, while Suryakumar (838) remains second ahead of the hitting battle between the two neighbors at the MCG on Sunday.
KL Rahul (13), Virat Kohli (15) and captain Rohit Sharma (16) are all static in the latest update.
Pakistan captain Babar Azam was placed third ahead of South Africa’s Aiden Markram and New Zealand’s Devon Conway.
The only movement in the top 10 after the latest batsmen rankings update saw aggressive New Zealand right-hander Glenn Phillips jump an impressive 13 places to equal 10th on the back of his strong tri-series efforts against Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Hardik Pandya also remained static at the sixth spot in the T20I all-rounder rankings with 173 rating points.
Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan will enter the T20 World Cup as the premier all-rounder.
Shakib claimed top billing on the back of a superb tri-series against New Zealand and Pakistan, with the veteran hitting back-to-back half-centuries during Bangladesh’s last two matches.
Shakib displaced Afghanistan’s Mohammad Nabi.
There was very little movement within the top 10 in the updated list for bowlers, with Mujeeb Ur Rahman (up two places to fifth) and South Africa counterpart Keshav Maharaj (up one place to eighth) moving up.
Australian seamer Josh Hazlewood (705 rating points) maintains his lead at the top of the T20I bowler rankings, followed by Afghanistan spinner Rashid Khan (696), Sri Lankan tweaker Wanindu Hasaranga (692) and South African veteran Tabraiz Shamsi (688). .
Indian trio of Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Ravichandran Ashwin and Axar Patel were placed 12th, 22nd and 23rd respectively.
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