The latest ICC Test Rankings have seen significant shifts, particularly for Indian players, following their recent performances in the Test match against Bangladesh.
Rishabh Pant, After making his Test return, has re-entered the top 10, landing at sixth place among batters. This resurgence comes after his impressive century in the second innings of India’s victory over Bangladesh.
Yashasvi Jaiswal has moved up to fifth place with 751 rating points, bolstered by a solid half-century in the match. His consistent performances have established him as a key player in the Indian lineup.
Rohit Sharma remains in the top 10 but has dropped to 10th after scoring under double figures in both innings, now holding 716 rating points.
Virat Kohli fell five spots to 12th after a disappointing outing, scoring just 6 and 17.
Following a century, Shubman Gill moved up five positions to 14th, showcasing his growing impact in the format.
Jasprit Bumrah stays at second among bowlers, with 854 points, after taking five wickets in the Chennai Test.
Ravichandran Ashwin maintains the top spot among bowlers with 871 points, aided by a six-wicket haul and a counter-attacking century (113 runs) in the first innings.
Ravindra Jadeja has moved up one spot to sixth, reinforcing his position as a top all-rounder.
Ravindra Jadeja (1st with 475 points) and Ravichandran Ashwin (2nd with 370 points) continue to dominate the all-rounder rankings, highlighting their dual-threat capabilities.
In the bowling rankings, Sri Lanka’s Prabath Jayasuriya moved up five spots to eighth after a stellar nine-wicket match against New Zealand.
These updates in the ICC Test Rankings reflect the dynamic nature of international cricket and the individual brilliance of players. As India prepares for its next challenges, the performance of these players will be crucial in maintaining their competitive edge in Test cricket. The rankings also highlight the emergence of new talents alongside seasoned veterans, promising an exciting future for Indian cricket.