The opening of India Kl Rahul has made a big gain of 18 slots to reach position 31 of the dough in the latest ICC test ranking after the efforts of his players who helped India beat South Africa by 113 running in the first test.
With a victory in Centurion, India led 1-0 in the three-match series which was part of the World Championship (WTC).
Rahul, the best in the format is the eighth position that he made in November 2017, hit 123 in the first round and was linked to the opening partnership 117 which was important with agrawal (60) when India became the first Asian team to win a suitable test in the venue while getting Important points in the WTC point table.
Agarwal has obtained a place for its contribution, while Ajinkya Rahane rose two places up to 25 in the latest updates conducted on Wednesday and covered all matches that were completed on Tuesdays every week.
Bowler Fast Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammad Shami are other Indians to rise in rank.
Bumrah rose three places until the ninth after being finished with five goals in the match while eight Shami’s goal, including five for the first round, saw it up two places 17.
For South Africa, the captain and appetizer Dean Elgar had developed two places up to 14 after the battle 77 In the second half, while Toba Bavuma rose 16 places up to 39 for the score 52 and 35 did not come out.
Kagiso Rabada, who won seven scalp, had advanced a place to sixth while Bowler’s colleagues quickly Lungi Ngidi had got 16 slots and 30 on the list after finishing eight wickets in the match.
Debutan Fast Left-Arm Bowler Marco Jensen entered the ranking at 97th position.
Test ranking: KL gets 18 places; Shami, Burrah also rises
