Indian ODI captain Shubman Gill has reclaimed the number one ranking in the One-Dayers for batters following his exploits against England in the recently concluded series, which India lost 2-1. Gill returned to the top of the ODI rankings for the third time in his brief career, having scored 188 runs in three matches, coupled with Daryl Mitchell’s absence from the final two ODIs against the West Indies. On the other hand, Indian veterans Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli have retained their places in the top five, with Kohli at three and Rohit following him at four. Mitchell slips to second place.&nbsp;Afghanistan opener Ibrahim Zadran sits in the elite company of top batters by claiming the fifth spot. At the same time, Pakistan’s poster boy Babar Azam is sixth on the updated ICC ODI rankings for batters. The remaining four spots belong to Ireland’s Harry Tector (seventh), Joe Root from England (eighth), West Indies’ Shai Hope at ninth and Sri Lankan middle-order batter Charith Asalanka at the 10th spot.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/icc-t20i-rankings-vaibhav-sooryavanshi-jumps-230-places-ishan-kishan-stays-no-1-1785318977627">ICC T20I Rankings: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi jumps 230 places, Ishan Kishan stays No. 1</a><h2>Test Ranking Updates</h2>Among those who gained positions and points in the updated ICC Test Rankings are the West Indian pair of Justin Greaves, who jumped 21 places to the 48th spot following a seven-wicket haul in the first Test, and Jayden Seales, who sits on 24. Meanwhile, the pacers dominated the concluded Test, with 40 wickets falling to fast bowling. &nbsp;Pakistani quick Mohammad Abbas, who returned with match figures of eight for 85, also gained places, entering the top 20 for the first time since 2021. He is currently ranked 17th.&nbsp; &nbsp;Among the batters, Babar was Pakistan’s best batter in their final innings, scoring a gritty fifty but failing to guide his team home as Pakistan lost the series opener by 90 runs. His unbeaten 58 in the last innings helped him jump four places to 15th. Shan Masood, who scored 109 in the first innings, is now placed at 36th position. Hope, however, went from 51 to No 39 in the first innings.

Discover the latest ICC Rankings update: Shubman Gill reclaims the No. 1 ODI batting spot, while Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma remain in the top 5. Plus, big movers in Test cricket.

Indian ODI captain Shubman Gill has reclaimed the number one ranking in the One-Dayers for batters following his exploits against England in the recently concluded series, which India lost 2-1. Gill returned to the top of the ODI rankings for the third time in his brief career, having scored 188 runs in three matches, coupled with Daryl Mitchell’s absence from the final two ODIs against the West Indies. On the other hand, Indian veterans Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli have retained their places in the top five, with Kohli at three and Rohit following him at four. Mitchell slips to second place. Afghanistan opener Ibrahim Zadran sits in the elite company of top batters by claiming the fifth spot. At the same time, Pakistan’s poster boy Babar Azam is sixth on the updated ICC ODI rankings for batters. The remaining four spots belong to Ireland’s Harry Tector (seventh), Joe Root from England (eighth), West Indies’ Shai Hope at ninth and Sri Lankan middle-order batter Charith Asalanka at the 10th spot. Also read| ICC T20I Rankings: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi jumps 230 places, Ishan Kishan stays No. 1 Test Ranking Updates Among those who gained positions and points in the updated ICC Test Rankings are the West Indian pair of Justin Greaves, who jumped 21 places to the 48th spot following a seven-wicket haul in the first Test, and Jayden Seales, who sits on 24. Meanwhile, the pacers dominated the concluded Test, with 40 wickets falling to fast bowling. Pakistani quick Mohammad Abbas, who returned with match figures of eight for 85, also gained places, entering the top 20 for the first time since 2021. He is currently ranked 17th. Among the batters, Babar was Pakistan’s best batter in their final innings, scoring a gritty fifty but failing to guide his team home as Pakistan lost the series opener by 90 runs. His unbeaten 58 in the last innings helped him jump four places to 15th. Shan Masood, who scored 109 in the first innings, is now placed at 36th position. Hope, however, went from 51 to No 39 in the first innings.

Discover the latest ICC Rankings update: Shubman Gill reclaims the No. 1 ODI batting spot, while Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma remain in the top 5. Plus, big movers in Test cricket.

ICC ODI Rankings: Shubman Gill claims top spot, Kohli and Rohit in top 5

Indian captain Virat Kohli and vice-captain Rohit Sharma are among the India batsmen to progress in the&nbsp;ICC Men’s T20I Player Rankings after clinching a home series against England 3-2 in Ahmedabad.

Kohli, who slammed an unbeaten 80 off 52 balls coming in as an opener and was associated in a stand of 94 with Rohit that set the platform for the 36-run victory, has moved up one place to fourth position and is now the highest-ranked from his country ahead of Lokesh Rahul.

Rohit’s 34-ball 64 in that match has helped him move up three places to 14th in the latest weekly rankings update which took into account the three-match Afghanistan-Zimbabwe series in Abu Dhabi apart from the last two matches of the India-England series.

In other gains for India’s batsmen, which should come as encouraging news since they host the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup later this year, Shreyas Iyer has moved up five places to a career-best 26th position while rookie Suryakumar Yadav and wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant too have made rapid progress.

Yadav, who debuted in the second match of the series but could not garner any points as he did not get to bat, has pushed up from the bottom to 66th position after scores of 57 and 32 while Pant has moved up 11 places to 69th in the rankings.

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Seam bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar, player of the match in the last match for his spell of two for 15, has moved up 21 places to 24th while Hardik Pandya has advanced 47 places to 78th.

For England, Dawid Malan maintains a healthy lead at the top of the rankings after his 68 in the final match while Jos Buttler has inched up one place to 18th. Leg-spinner Adil Rashid (up one place to fourth) and fast bowlers Jofra Archer (up 12 places to 22nd) and Mark Wood (up 12 places to 27th) have advanced in the bowlers’ list.

Afghanistan too had a lot to cheer about after whitewashing Zimbabwe 3-0 with Rahmanullah Gurbaz gaining 16 slots to reach a career-best 21st position after topping the series aggregate with 114 runs. Najibullah Zadran (up five places to 41st), captain Asghar Afghan (up six places to 52nd) and Usman Ghani (up 39 places to 85th) have also made headway.

However, leg-spinner Rashid Khan has lost his place at the top of the rankings despite finishing with six wickets in the series as he conceded 7.60 runs an over. South Africa spinner Tabraiz Shamsi is now number one for the first time in his career. Rashid had been pretty much at the top since 5 February 2018, only dropping to second place for two days in March 2020.

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Karim Janat (up eight places to 30th) and Naveen-ul-Haq (up 48 places to 94th) are the Afghanistan bowlers to advance in the latest update, while for Zimbabwe, Ryan Burl (up 38 places to 102nd among batsmen) and Blessing Muzarabani (up 24 places to 102nd among bowlers) have made significant progress.

In the&nbsp;ICC Men’s ODI Player Rankings, Jonny Bairstow is up four places to a career-best seventh position after his knock of 94 in the opening match of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League series against India in Pune.

Captain Eoin Morgan has advanced one place to 24th. All-rounder Ben Stokes has moved up from 75th to 64th among bowlers while also leapfrogging compatriot Chris Woakes to third place among all-rounders.

India opener Shikhar Dhawan’s match-winning 98 has lifted him two places to 15th and Bhuvneshwar Kumar has gained five places to move into the top 20 in the latest ODI update, which considered performances in the opening India-England ODI and the first two matches of the New Zealand-Bangladesh series.

New Zealand, who have taken a winning 2-0 lead, see left-hander Tom Latham move up five places to 30th and to a career-best 631 rating points after notching 110 not out in the second match. Matt Henry has moved into the top 10 (from 11th to eighth) and Mitchell Santner has gained eight places to reach 25th among bowlers.

For Bangladesh, Tamim Iqbal has gained three slots to reach 19th position and Mohammad Mithun has jumped from 94th to 82nd.

Indian captain Virat Kohli and vice-captain Rohit Sharma are among the India batsmen to progress in the ICC Men’s T20I Player Rankings after clinching a home series against England 3-2 in Ahmedabad.

Indian captain Virat Kohli and vice-captain Rohit Sharma are among the India batsmen to progress in the ICC Men’s T20I Player Rankings after clinching a home series against England 3-2 in Ahmedabad. Kohli, who slammed an unbeaten 80 off 52 balls coming in as an opener and was associated in a stand of 94 with Rohit that set the platform for the 36-run victory, has moved up one place to fourth position and is now the highest-ranked from his country ahead of Lokesh Rahul. Rohit’s 34-ball 64 in that match has helped him move up three places to 14th in the latest weekly rankings update which took into account the three-match Afghanistan-Zimbabwe series in Abu Dhabi apart from the last two matches of the India-England series. In other gains for India’s batsmen, which should come as encouraging news since they host the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup later this year, Shreyas Iyer has moved up five places to a career-best 26th position while rookie Suryakumar Yadav and wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant too have made rapid progress. Yadav, who debuted in the second match of the series but could not garner any points as he did not get to bat, has pushed up from the bottom to 66th position after scores of 57 and 32 while Pant has moved up 11 places to 69th in the rankings. ALSO READ: 1st ODI: Debutants Krunal Pandya, Prasidh Krishna grab eyeballs as India defeat England by 66 runs Seam bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar, player of the match in the last match for his spell of two for 15, has moved up 21 places to 24th while Hardik Pandya has advanced 47 places to 78th. For England, Dawid Malan maintains a healthy lead at the top of the rankings after his 68 in the final match while Jos Buttler has inched up one place to 18th. Leg-spinner Adil Rashid (up one place to fourth) and fast bowlers Jofra Archer (up 12 places to 22nd) and Mark Wood (up 12 places to 27th) have advanced in the bowlers’ list. Afghanistan too had a lot to cheer about after whitewashing Zimbabwe 3-0 with Rahmanullah Gurbaz gaining 16 slots to reach a career-best 21st position after topping the series aggregate with 114 runs. Najibullah Zadran (up five places to 41st), captain Asghar Afghan (up six places to 52nd) and Usman Ghani (up 39 places to 85th) have also made headway. However, leg-spinner Rashid Khan has lost his place at the top of the rankings despite finishing with six wickets in the series as he conceded 7.60 runs an over. South Africa spinner Tabraiz Shamsi is now number one for the first time in his career. Rashid had been pretty much at the top since 5 February 2018, only dropping to second place for two days in March 2020. WATCH: IPL record-setters: Best batting and bowling stats from 13 seasons Karim Janat (up eight places to 30th) and Naveen-ul-Haq (up 48 places to 94th) are the Afghanistan bowlers to advance in the latest update, while for Zimbabwe, Ryan Burl (up 38 places to 102nd among batsmen) and Blessing Muzarabani (up 24 places to 102nd among bowlers) have made significant progress. In the ICC Men’s ODI Player Rankings, Jonny Bairstow is up four places to a career-best seventh position after his knock of 94 in the opening match of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League series against India in Pune. Captain Eoin Morgan has advanced one place to 24th. All-rounder Ben Stokes has moved up from 75th to 64th among bowlers while also leapfrogging compatriot Chris Woakes to third place among all-rounders. India opener Shikhar Dhawan’s match-winning 98 has lifted him two places to 15th and Bhuvneshwar Kumar has gained five places to move into the top 20 in the latest ODI update, which considered performances in the opening India-England ODI and the first two matches of the New Zealand-Bangladesh series. New Zealand, who have taken a winning 2-0 lead, see left-hander Tom Latham move up five places to 30th and to a career-best 631 rating points after notching 110 not out in the second match. Matt Henry has moved into the top 10 (from 11th to eighth) and Mitchell Santner has gained eight places to reach 25th among bowlers. For Bangladesh, Tamim Iqbal has gained three slots to reach 19th position and Mohammad Mithun has jumped from 94th to 82nd.

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ICC ODI Rankings: Shubman Gill claims top spot, Kohli and Rohit in top 5

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