Dubai: Skipper India Virat Kohli maintained its fifth position while Wicketkeeper-Batsman Kl Rahul obtained a place in sixth position in the latest ICC T20i.
With 762 points, Kohli was behind England David Malan (888 points), Australia White-Ball Skipper Aaron Finch (830), Pakistan captain Babar Azam (828) and the opening of New Zealand Devon Conway (774).
Rahul, which has 743 points, and the Australian All-rounder Glenn Maxwell has climbed each of the stairs to be placed in each of the sixth and seventh.
Rahul and Kohli are the only two Indians who display in the top 10 between Batsmen.
There is no Indian feature in the top 10 among Bowler and All-Rounders in the latest T20i rankings.
In the ODI ranking, Kohli and Deputy captain Rohit Sharma remained in the top five, occupying the second and third place respectively, behind Azam.
Indian Pace Ace Japrit Bumrah, The Lone Bowler from the country in the top 10, dropped a place to sixth, while Ravindra Jadeja remained in the ninth position on the versatile list.
England All-Rounder Chris Woakes reached the third position of the best career among Bowler after a good show against Sri Lanka in the Series of the World Super League Super League three ICC matches.
Woakes, who won six goals in two matches, including the four catches for 18 in the first ODI, had advanced four slots in the list led by the New Zealand Trent with Mehidy Hasan Miraz in second place.
Woakes’ best best is the fourth position obtained in September last year.
He was also one place to third in all over there after overtaking teammates, Ben Stokes.
Other British fast bowlers David Willey and Tom Curran have also gained in the update of the latest men’s weekly ranks.
Willey has risen 13 places to 37th after the effort to ‘series’ series’ from nine-goal which covers the reach of four for 64 in the second match, while four goal Curran in two matches saw him up 20 places to 68.
British 2-0 win win, which helped them on top of the CWC Super League standings also saw the Captain Joe Root test up two places to 13th place with a 147-run-topping aggregate and white ball captain Eoin Morgan inched from 26 to 25.
For Sri Lanka, Kapten Kusal Perera rose one place to 41 after scoring 82 running in a series, while Dhanjaya de Silva had obtained 10 slots to reach the 74th position.
In the T20i man, Quinton e Kock South Africa has advanced nine places up to 13 after collecting 255 running in their five-match series against West Indies.
Aiden Markram rose 23 places for the 19th position while George Linde (up 30 places for 43) and Lungi Ngidi (up 25 places to 56) was between Bowler to win after their 3-2 victory.
For West Indies, Evin Lewis rode a place to the ninth position after being finished with 178 Run.
Nicholas Moral has obtained 20 places to reach 87th place while Shimron Hetmyer rose 15 places to 99.
The All-Rounder Dwayne Bravo has moved from 45 to 44 among Bowler after finishing 10 goals in the series while Ober McKoy has risen 65 places to 53 with nine wickets.