World Champions Lose Top Spot as Varun Chakravarthy Falls from Number One in ICC Rankings, Bumrah-Ishnan See Major Jump The ICC T20 rankings have undergone significant changes following the recent World Cup, with India’s Varun Chakravarthy losing his number one spot to England’s Rashid Khan. Chakravarthy, who led India to victory, now ranks second, while Rashid Khan reclaimed the top position. Fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah, a key player in India’s World Cup campaign, dropped to sixth in the rankings despite his stellar performances. Bumrah’s consistency and pace remain a major threat, but his ranking reflects the competitive nature of the T20 format. Meanwhile, all-rounder Akshar Patel made a remarkable leap, climbing six positions to 17th in the rankings. England’s Adil Rashid also improved his position, moving up one spot to fourth. In the batting category, India’s Abhishek Sharma has claimed the number one spot, while Ishan Kishan, who scored 317 runs in the World Cup, rose to second. This marks India as the first team to have both its top two T20 batsmen in the global rankings. New Zealand’s Finn Allen and England’s Jacob Bethel also achieved career-best rankings, securing 20th and 16th positions respectively. The updated rankings highlight the dominance of Indian players in the T20 format, with multiple athletes securing top positions. The competition remains fierce, and the rankings will likely shift further as the season progresses.#jasprit_bumrah #varun_chakravarthy #rashid_khan #icc_t20_rankings #akshar_patel
The ICC T20 rankings have undergone significant changes following the conclusion of the World Cup, with several players seeing notable shifts in their positions. Abhishek Sharma retains his top spot as the leading T20 batsman, having delivered a standout performance in the final against New Zealand. Ishan Kishan, who scored 317 runs in the tournament, climbed two positions to rank second, narrowly trailing Sharma by four rating points. Sanju Samson, the tournament's hero, surged 18 places to 22nd, thanks to his three consecutive fifties and pivotal role in India's victory. Meanwhile, New Zealand's Finn Allen rose seven spots to 20th after hitting a record-breaking 33-ball century in the semifinal against South Africa. In the bowling rankings, Afghanistan's Rashid Khan reclaimed the number one spot, overtaking India's Varun Chakravarthy, who dropped to second. England's Adil Rashid moved to fourth, while India's Jasprit Bumrah and Axar Patel secured sixth and 17th positions, respectively. The all-rounders' rankings also saw changes, with Zimbabwe's Sikandar Raza topping the list, followed by India's Hardik Pandya. New Zealand's Mitchell Santner advanced three spots to ninth. These updates reflect the impact of the World Cup performances, with key players earning recognition for their contributions to their teams' successes.#ishan_kishan #sanju_samson #abhishek_sharma #rashid_khan #icc_t20_rankings
