Dubai: KL Rahul India climbed three places to fifth place but Virat Kohli slipped four places to eighth in the latest ICC male T20i rank released on Wednesday.
Rahul, who scored three fifties in the last three Indian matches after struggling against Pakistan and New Zealand in the first two T20 World Cup matches, moved to No.
5.
The 29-year-old Batter, 39 and 54 did not come out against Afghanistan, Scotland and Namibia, but the knock of arrived late for India when they came out of the tournament at the Super 12 Stage.
Among other things, Aiden’s invincible beats from 52 in just 25 balls in victory South Africa Top Group 1 Toppers – England’s toppers see it go up to place No.
3.
Markram Heroes with bats also helped him break into the 10 list of all-rounders, up seven places to 7.
Rassie Team Rassie van der Dussen also entered the top 10 ranks for the 10th battery in the latest chart.
Van der Dussen scored one player from the knock on the winner of the match 94 did not come out against England, helped Proteas posted a frightening total of 189.
Unfortunately, for South Africa, their victory against England was not enough when they fell from the World Cup at a clean run, despite winning four Game of five.
Rated for Bowlers, Australian Duo from Adam Zampa and Josh Hazlewood climbed the charts.
Both Bowler has been in the form of late lately and plays an important role in Australia to qualify for the World Cup semi-final.
Five zampas against Bangladesh pushed it to place No.
5, while Hazlewood rose 11 places to No.
8, Thank you four of his net, against West Indies.
Other big movements in the top 10 see the Southee team, which has taken five Wickets since the last update, moved three places to No.
9 in Bowling rankings.
The dominance of Australia in the latest updates continued with Glenn Maxwell and Mitchell Marsh moved up in the all-rounders rating.
Maxwell rose three places to become a new rating No.4 which was ranked while Marsh rose five places to No.9.
Sri Layan Sensation Wanindu Hasaranga reached a career height rank (173) for all-rounders, so it rides one place to No.
3.