Dubai: Senior Indian Opener Rohit Sharma transferred the place up to 23 in the batting chart while Pace Spearhead Jasprit Bumrah jumped over 10 places to be with 24 in the T20 ICC ranks released on Wednesday.
Pakistani captain Babar Azam two consecutive centuries at the T20 World Cup has helped him overtake Dawid Malan England and took place No.
1 for batter in the latest chart.
Babar, who scored 51 against Afghanistan and 70 against Namibia to lead the 2009 champions to the semifinals, was at the top for the sixth time in his career.
The 27-year-old first reached the top spot on January 28, 2018.
He is currently ranked No.
1 in Odis.
Tally Babar of 834 ranking points made it 36 ​​points ahead of Malan’s career but the best Babar remained 896 points the ranking he had achieved after scoring 65 against England in Cardiff on May 5, 2019.
Malan has been peaked since November 29 last year.
The British show in the tournament also reflects the ranking, with both of their opening Jos Buttler and Jason Roy moving up in the latest weekly updates.
Buttler had obtained eight slots to reach the best ninth position of his career after destroying his first T20i hundreds against Sri Lanka while Roy rose five places 14.
Meanwhile, Sri Lanka Leg-Spinner Wanindang Hasaranga had topped the bowling chart for the first time in his career after two hair Three consecutive goals against South Africa and England.
He replaced Tabraiz Shamsi South Africa, who was at the top since April 10 this year.
The top four of the Bowler ranks are all wrist spinners, with Rashid Rashid British overtaking Rashid Khan Afghanistan to take third place with the best 730 ranked points.
The fast bowler that has risen fast is Anrich Nortje South Africa, which has obtained 18 slots to reach seventh position.
At the top of the table, Mohammad the Prophet had followed Shakib Al Hasan at 271 ranking points.
Hasaranga is fourth in this list.