Australia’s power-hitter Tim David and South Africa’s swashbuckler Dewald Brevis made huge profits in the ICC T20I ratings. On the other hand, Pakistan’s best batter Babar Azam dropped to a position 3. It allows India’s ODI captain Rohit Sharma to occupy the second spot in ICC Rankings. David, the leading run-scorer after the 2 innings against South Africa, jumped six spots to reach a new career-high 10th position. His compatriot Cameron Green also gained six spots to bounce to 17th in the same list.
Rohit sharma dethrones babar azam in ICC Rankings
For South Africa, younger Brevis make his way to the 21st spot after sitting outside the 100 rankings. He exploded with a rollicking 125* to help Proteas stage the 3-match series at 1-1.
With his maiden T20I ton, Brevis dazzled with final score made by a player for South Africa, in his 9th look for his state in format. His fellow teammate Tristan Stubbs jumped 12 spots to an same 27th in the T20I batters list.
In the T20I Bowling scores, Australia’s Josh Hazlewood moved up three spots to 20th. Meanwhile, South Africa speedsters Kagiso Rabada progressed 15 places to 44th. And Lungi Ngidi jumped 14 rungs to 50th in the equal standings.
New Zealand Players Rise in Test Rankings After 2-0 Series Sweep Over Zimbabwe
Coming to the Men’s Test scores, a bunch of New Zealand players make achievement after their 2-0 series sweep over Zimbabwe. Matt Henry adjudged the Player of the Series after he scythed 16 wickets at a sheer average of 9.12. He leapfrogged to his new career-high score and advanced one spot to third overall in the ICC Rankings, forcing Australia captain Pat Cummins to move to number 4.
In the batters’ class, Rachin Ravindra (up 15 places to 23rd), Devon Conway (up seven spots to 37th), and Henry Nicholls (up six rungs to 47th) were rewarded for their medical outing in Zimbabwe.
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