ICC T20I Rankings: Virat Kohli slips out of prime 10, Shreyas Iyer jumps to 18th after Sri Lanka sequence

Former captain Virat Kohli slipped out of the highest 10 of ICC T20I Batting Rankings as soon as once more after lacking the recently-concluded 3-match sequence towards Sri Lanka. Skipper Rohit Sharma additionally slipped 2 spots to thirteenth after an strange outing towards the visiting Lankans in Lucknow and Dharamsala.

Virat Kohli, who was on the tenth spot after the conclusion of the 3-matchT20I sequence towards the West Indies, was rested for the ultimate match of the sequence and the entire of the T20I sequence towards Sri Lanka. Notably, Kohli had proven indicators of a return to kind when he hit a match-winning fifty towards the West Indies within the 2nd T20I.

Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma, who has had a spotless document as captain since taking on as full-time T20I skipper, regarded uncharacteristic within the Sri Lanka T20Is, getting out to Dushmantha Chameera on 2 events. He managed simply 50 runs within the 3 matches towards Sri Lanka.

Shreyas Iyer, who was in gorgeous kind through the sequence, moved 27 spots to 18th within the T20I Rankings for Batters. Iyer scored three unbeaten half-centuries throughout India’s 3-0 rout of Sri Lanka final month, with the 27-year-old amassing a powerful 204 runs at a strike charge of 174.

KL Rahul, who additionally missed the Sri Lanka sequence, is the one Indan among the many prime 10. Meanwhile, Sri Lanka’s Pathum Nissanka scored a powerful 75 within the second recreation of the sequence and he was rewarded with a six-spot rise to ninth on the rankings.

Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan of Pakistan proceed to carry the highest 2 spots within the ICC T20I Batting Rankings for males.

In the bowling charts, Bhuvneshwar Kumar rose 3 spots to the seventeenth after displaying towards Sri Lanka. He is the one Indian bowler among the many prime 20 whereas Jasprit Bumrah dropped 3 spots to twenty eighth.

ICC T20I Rankings – India batters in prime 10

KL Rahul – 10

Rohit Sharma – 13

Virat Kohli -15

Shreyas Iyer – 18

KAGISO RABADA MOVES TO third IN TEST CHARTS

The largest mover on the Test rankings was South African fast Kagiso Rabada, who shot up three locations to 3rd following his spectacular show towards New Zealand.

Rabada managed 10 wickets through the two-match sequence, together with his magnificent haul of 5/60 within the first innings of the second Test serving to the Proteas on their option to an vital 198-run triumph.

Marnus Labuschagne stays as the highest ranked Test batter, with New Zealander Devon Conway leaping six locations to seventeenth following his 92 within the second innings of the second Test towards South Africa.