NEW DELHI: India captain Virat Kohli has reclaimed the No 1 spot in the ICC ODI batsmen ratings, whilst fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah has turn into the top-ranked ODI bowler, as consistent with the newest reshuffling of the ratings. India, following their 5-1 series win over South Africa, have turn into the No 1 group in the ICC ODI Championship.
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In the ODI leg of India’s tour of South Africa, Kohli used to be in a unique league than his team-mates with 558 runs in six innings at a median of 186 and strike-rate of 99.46, with three centuries, a 75 and scores of 46* and 36. His 558 runs are essentially the most via any batsman ever all through a bilateral ODI series.
His current ranking of 909 rankings points is a career-best for any Indian cricketer.
Bumrah has moved up two spots to No 1 after taking 8 wickets against South Africa, which gave him a complete of 787 points - joint with Afghanistan's Rashid Khan. Other giant gainers on the ODI bowler’s desk used to be legspinner Yuzvendra Chahal, who broke into the end ten after taking 16 wickets against South Africa. He is these days at 8th place. Kuldeep Yadav, who took 17 wickets, has moved as much as 15th position.
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India’s series win used to be their first on South African soil, and driven them past the hosts to No 1. They already are the top-ranked group in Test cricket and 3rd in T20Is.
AB de Villiers is No. 2 in the ODI batsmen ratings with 844 points, followed via David Warner with 823. The subsequent ultimate Indian is Rohit Sharma, at 6th position. Shikhar Dhawan, who scored 323 runs in the ODIs with South Africa, is at tenth.
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In the ODI leg of India’s tour of South Africa, Kohli used to be in a unique league than his team-mates with 558 runs in six innings at a median of 186 and strike-rate of 99.46, with three centuries, a 75 and scores of 46* and 36. His 558 runs are essentially the most via any batsman ever all through a bilateral ODI series.
His current ranking of 909 rankings points is a career-best for any Indian cricketer.
Bumrah has moved up two spots to No 1 after taking 8 wickets against South Africa, which gave him a complete of 787 points - joint with Afghanistan's Rashid Khan. Other giant gainers on the ODI bowler’s desk used to be legspinner Yuzvendra Chahal, who broke into the end ten after taking 16 wickets against South Africa. He is these days at 8th place. Kuldeep Yadav, who took 17 wickets, has moved as much as 15th position.
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India’s series win used to be their first on South African soil, and driven them past the hosts to No 1. They already are the top-ranked group in Test cricket and 3rd in T20Is.
AB de Villiers is No. 2 in the ODI batsmen ratings with 844 points, followed via David Warner with 823. The subsequent ultimate Indian is Rohit Sharma, at 6th position. Shikhar Dhawan, who scored 323 runs in the ODIs with South Africa, is at tenth.
ICC rankings: Virat Kohli, Jasprit Bumrah and India are No 1 in ODIs
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