ICC Men's ODI Rankings: Gill Surges to 841, Maharaj Moves to No. 3, KL Rahul Enters Batting Top 10
The ICC men's ODI rankings have changed in batting, bowling and all-rounders. India's Shubman Gill now leads the batters on 841. South Africa's Keshav Maharaj has moved up to third among bowlers. Afghanistan's Azmatullah Omarzai stays on top of the all-rounder list.
Batting. Gill gains 40 points. Daryl Mitchell stays second on 794. The gap between them has grown from 7 points to 47 points. Virat Kohli gains 14 points to reach 781. Rohit Sharma gains 12 to reach 770. They stay third and fourth. Ibrahim Zadran is fifth on 719.
West Indies captain Shai Hope rises from 673 to 710. He moves from eighth to sixth. Babar Azam is seventh on 689. Kusal Mendis climbs two places to eighth on 674. Joe Root falls from seventh to ninth on 660. KL Rahul enters the list at joint 10th on 653, level with Ireland's Harry Tector. Harry Brook is 12th on 650. Shreyas Iyer drops out of the top 15. Charith Asalanka slides from 647 to 626 and falls to 15th.
Bowling. Rashid Khan (714) and Abrar Ahmed (675) stay first and second. Keshav Maharaj gains 34 points to reach 660. He moves from sixth to third. Mitchell Santner holds 644 in fourth. Maheesh Theekshana drops from 635 to 622 and is now fifth. Kuldeep Yadav gains 24 points to 620 and rises from ninth to sixth. Jofra Archer falls from 633 to 617 and is seventh.
West Indies' Jayden Seales enters at 10th on 591. Australia's Josh Hazlewood enters at 12th on 585. Nahid Rana (590), Shoriful Islam (584), Adil Rashid (581) and Bernard Scholtz (580) fill out the list. Gudakesh Motie and Wanindu Hasaranga drop out of the bowling top 15.
All-rounders. Omarzai leads on 337. That is 61 points clear of Sikandar Raza (276). Mehidy Hasan Miraz is third on 260. Michael Bracewell (250) and Mitchell Santner (247) follow. Mohammad Nabi and Brandon McMullen are tied sixth on 238.
USA's Milind Kumar gains six points to 198 and jumps from 14th to joint ninth. He is level with Axar Patel, whose rating falls from 210. Wanindu Hasaranga drops from 201 to 193 and slips to joint 13th with Salman Agha. Marco Jansen enters at 15th on 185.
In the team rankings, India lead on 115 with 4,122 points. New Zealand are second on 109 and South Africa third on 104.