Dubai: India Captain Virat Kohli slipped the notch to be placed seventh in the latest ICC ranking for Batters testing even as Marnus Labuschagne Australia, driving a productive book, replacing England captain Joe Root to be the number one new world.
Rohit Sharma India remains static in fifth position.
Among Bowler, Ravichandran Ashwin was still in second place behind Australia Skipper Pat Cummins.
Kohli, who played the second test against New Zealand, was previously placed sixth and now with 756 points in seventh position.
Labuschagne has risen to the top of the ICC ranking for Batters for the first time after a sensational show in two gray matches so far.
With the best 912 career ranking points, he passed the root (897), which had fallen into second place.
Fourth place before the series, Labuschagne rose two places to No.2 after scoring 74 in Australia’s victory in the Brisbane test.
In the second test in Adelaide, he scored a hundred and fifty (103 and 51) when Australia directed England at 275 to go up to 2nd.
His teammate Mitchell Starc penetrated the top 10 to test the bowler after returning the 6/80 number in the second test, which included four for the first round which helped reduce Britain to the 9th place.
In the ranking player for T20IS, Pakistan captain Babar Azam reclaimed the top position in the list for batters after only one week losing it.
With a number of 0 and 7 in the first two T20i against West Indies, Bazar dropped two places to No.3 in a ranking update last week.
He came back roaring and was now tied to the top of the rankings with Dawid Malan after the brilliant 79 in the last T20i who helped Pakistan resolve the Indian West Sweepzers.
Mohammad Rizwan’s opening colleagues, who have had 2021 extraordinary, limited the year by climbing to No3 in the ranking of Batters T20i with the best ranking of 798.
The new white ball India Deputy Captain Kl Rahul best put India in the position of fifth position in the table .
There is no Indian Bowler in the top 10 T20 list.