International Cricket Council (ICC) The latest updates for men’s test rankings have released, reflecting recent performances. England-India Conflict in Lord’s and the Day-Night Test West indies And Australia In Jamaica. While some players saw the major benefits, others slipped after compeling.
Test batting rankings on the pinnacle
England batting mestro Root The ICC Mains Test Batting Rankings has retrieved the position of number 1. Route, which was losing the team’s partner in a brief position Harry BrookBounced back with a great performance in Lord’s Test. His score of 104 and 40 played an important role in England’s thrilling 22 -run win over India, helping him to jump and both of them leaps and Ken WilliamsonBrooke came in third place after a minor score of 11 and 23, while Williamson moved to second place.
Scott Bolland enters the top 10 with hat-trick herics against West Indies
Australian pacer Scott Bolland The ICC Test has increased to the top 10 of the bowling rankings, climbing six places to secure the sixth place. Bolland’s devastating witchcraft against the West Indies, including a dramatic second innings hat-trick, played an important role in Australia’s loud victory in Kingston. His fierce performance strengthened his place among the bowlers of the game’s elite red balls.
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Major movement in ranking table
Captain of india Shubman Gill A lean patch in Lord’s, both scoring low in innings, resulting in a decline from sixth to ninth in the batting rankings. wicket keeper Rishabh PantDespite 74 in the first innings, he slipped to the eighth. On the bright side for India, KL Rahul And Ravindra jadeja Earned remarkable benefits. Rahul, who scored a good centenary, rushed five places to 35th position, while Jadeja’s double fifty – one unbeaten 61 in the fourth innings – put him in 34th position.
Steve Smith After 48 composition in the first innings against the West Indies, the batting ranked fourth in the rankings. During this time, Yashsvi Jaiswal After scoring just 13 and 0 at Lord’s fell to fifth place – was first identified that he failed to register a fifty in a test against England.
On the bowling front, Jasprit Bumrah After racing for another five wickets, he retained his number 1 place. Michel StarcWho finished 10th among the bowlers 6 -for -9 -9 to Skatel West Indies for only 27 runs, but improved their all -rounder ranking from two places. Jadeja continued to dominate the list of all -rounders, who was holding the top position firmly.
