Dubai: South Africa Wicketkeeper-Dough Quinton de Kock has advanced four places to reach the eighth position of the best career in the ranking of the T20i Male T20i player after several good performances in the series against Sri Lanka, which his team won 3-0.
The left hander occupied the series aggregate with 153 Run, which included unbeaten from 46 shipments in the last match in Colombo which was won by 10 Wicket.
This is the first time he was in the top 10 T20i ranking but had the third career rating in Odis and sixth in the test.
India Skipper Virat Kohli has risen to fourth place while Kl Rahul has held the sixth slot.
Aiden Markram is another South African mixture to advance, up 12 places to 11th place while Bjorn Fortuin (up 103 places to 43rd) and Anrich Nortje (up 29 places up to 71) have made rapid progress in the Bowlers list.
The coal of Sri Lankan has advanced 10 places to 38 after scoring 69 running in two rounds in the latest weekly updates which also included the last two matches from the Bangladesh-New Zealand series.
Bangladesh Fast Bowler Mustafizur Rahman has risen two places eighth after completion with eight goals in the temporary series Nasum Ahmed (up 25 places up to 15) and Mehedi Hasan (up four places to 20) also made famous progress.
However, Shakib Al Hasan has recognized the top spot for all-rounders to Mohammad Prophet Afghanistan.
New Zealand Tom Latham has risen 22 places to the 44th after 50 it did not come out in the last match and Finn Allen has risen 23 places 61 with 41 in the same match.
In the rank of ODI ICC players men for batters, William Porterfield from Ireland has risen seven places 66, Craig Ervin from Zimbabwe up five places for the 72nd and Jaskaran Malhotra United States, who hit sixes from Papua New Guinea Gaudi Toka in a super league match The Super League Cricket World ICC, has skyrocketed 169 places up to 132.
In the list of Bowlers, a pair of Irish Andy McBrine (up seven places to 27) and Simi Singh (up 11 places to 38 years), Nepal Leg-Spinner Sandeep Lamichhane (rising 19 places for 91st) and Charles Amini from Papua New Guinea (up 11 places The 96) is among those who are advanced.