ICC Men’s Updated Test Batting, Bowling And All-rounder Rankings, Jasprit Bumrah Moves To Top

ICC Men’s Updated Test Batting, Bowling, And All-rounder Rankings, Jasprit Bumrah Moves To Top: The ICC Men’s Test ranking has seen some changes after the conclusion of the series between India vs Bangladesh, where both bowlers and batters experienced dramatic alterations, respectively. Presently, India is at the top of the ICC World Test Championship points table. This series caused some major changes in the ICC men’s test bowling and batting rankings.

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ICC Men’s Latest Bowling Rankings:

Indian fast bowling sensation Jasprit Bumrah has jumped from the second position to the first place in the test bowling rankings with 870 points, just past Ravichandran Ashwin, who has 869 points. Bumrah’s good performance, which saw him claim six wickets in the final Test, assisted India in winning the series against Bangladesh.

Thanks to his remarkable control and pace, he was able to break through the pack, thus moving ahead of Ashwin and Kagiso Rabada of South Africa. The two Australian bowlers, Josh Hazelwood and Pat Cummins are in third and fourth positions, respectively.

ICC Men’s Latest Batting Rankings:

Yashasvi Jaiswal has also improved a lot and has reached the 3rd position, thanks to the great mature, and consistent series he played in. Jaiswal’s indisputable batting, in which he made a fine fifty on the first Test of the series, raised his stock to that of the best Test batters in the world.

Kohli also made a great comeback this time, as in the series he scored enough runs to elevate him to 6th in the ranking table. Rohit Sharma, however, faced a dip landing on the 15th spot due to two low scores, but even so, he is still in the top 20.

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All-rounder rankings:

Ravindra Jadeja, with 468 points, remains the top-ranked all-rounder in the world. His abilities with bat and ball ensure he stays ahead of other players, like Ashwin, who is just a rank behind him. Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan is ranked 3rd and has maintained that position despite the series loss with his team.