India’s dominance in white-ball cricket has once again been reflected in the latest ICC rankings update, with several Indian players making notable gains in the T20I charts. Whereas Abhishek Sharma India’s T20I captain’s dream of remaining at the top of the T20I batting rankings continues Suryakumar Yadav Has made a strong return to the top 10 after several impressive innings against New Zealand.
Suryakumar Yadav’s resurgence leads to rise in rankings
After a slight dip in form, Suryakumar has reminded the cricket world of his class with two unbeaten half-centuries in the ongoing T20 series. new zealand. His fluent 82* in the second T20I was followed by a 57* in the third match, a performance that underlined his leadership and batting maturity.
Those efforts have led to a significant jump in the ICC T20I batting rankings, with the Indian captain moving up five places to No. 7. This rise not only strengthens India’s presence in the top bracket but also signals the return of Suryakumar as a consistent run-scorer in the shortest format.
Abhishek Sharma has strengthened his hold on the number 1 spot
At the top, Abhishek has further cemented his position as the world’s leading T20I batsman. His explosive innings against New Zealand, which included 84 off just 35 balls and a blistering 68* off 20 balls, have boosted his rating points to 929.
Despite facing a rare duck in the series, Abhishek’s overall impact has been tremendous. Now he has a lead of 80 points on second place Phil SaltHighlighting the difference he has made through sheer consistency and aggressive intent. Tilak Verma They remain in third place despite being ruled out of the remainder of the five-match series against New Zealand.
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Hardik Pandya and Shivam Dubey shine among all-rounders
India’s all-round depth has also been rewarded in the rankings. hardik pandya Has moved up one place to third in the T20I all-rounders’ list. His contributions with both bat and ball, including four wickets against New Zealand and 142 runs in the recent South Africa series, have kept him firmly among the top players.
During this time, Shivam Dubey Has climbed six places to reach number 11. Dubey has impressed in the ongoing series by taking timely wickets and playing a crucial inning of 36 not out off 18 balls in the second T20I.
among bowlers, Jasprit Bumrah He has moved closer to the top level after his Player of the Match performance in the third T20I. His figures of 3 for 17 have taken him up four places to 13th, underscoring his continued impact even in pressure situations.
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