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Ravichandran Ashwin has retained the number one spot in the ICC Test rankings for bowlers despite not being named in the playing XI for the 2023 World Test Championship (WTC) final. India decided to play four pacers, which meant there was no place for Ashwin despite being India's highest wicket-taker in the 21–23 WTC Cycle. Ashwin finished as India's leading wicket-taker and overall third-highest wicket-taker behind South Africa's Kagiso Rabada (67 wickets) and Australian spinner Nathan Lyon (88 wickets) in WTC 2021-23 cycle. He took 61 wickets in 13 matches at an average of 19.67 and an economy rate of 2.48. His best bowling figures are 6/91. In WTC 2021-23 cycle, Rohit scored 758 runs in 11 matches at an average of 42.11. He scored two centuries and two fifties in 19 innings, with the best score of 127. The skipper missed out on some matches due to injury. On the other hand, Virat posted decent numbers but could not live up to his 'King Kohli' tag in this cycle. In 17 matches, he scored 932 runs at an average of 32.13. In 30 innings, he scored only one century and three fifties, with the best score of 186. Scoring 163 across the first two days of the World Test Championship Final against India at The Oval, Head jumped three places, joining Marnus Labuschagne (1st) and Steve Smith (2nd) in the top three with a rating of 884. Usman Khawaja (9th, 777 rating points) makes it four Australians in the top 10. Smith and Head were the third and fourth highest-scorer for Australia...

Pos Team T Matches M Points P Rating R 1 India IND 25 3,031 121 2 Australia AUS 23 2,679 116 3 England ENG 36 4,103 114 4 South Africa SA 21 2,182 104 5 New Zealand NZ 23 2,291 100 6 Pakistan PAK 22 1,902 86 7 Sri Lanka SL 24 2,015 84 8 West Indies WI 25 1,906 76 9 Bangladesh BAN 18 805 45 10 Zimbabwe ZIM 7 223 32

ICC rankings for Tests, ODIs, T20 & Women's ODI and T20 ICC Test Rankings 11 June 2023 Pos Team Matches Points Rating 1 India 26 3097 119 2 Australia 24 2850 119 3 England 36 4103 114 4 South Africa 21 2182 104 5 New Zealand 23 2291 100 6 Pakistan 22 1902 86 7 Sri Lanka 24 2015 84 8 West Indies 25 1906 76 9 Bangladesh 18 805 45 10 Zimbabwe 7 223 32 *Afghanistan and Ireland have Test status but have not played enough matches to figure on the rankings table ICC ODI Rankings 07 June 2023 Pos Team Matches Points Rating 1 Australia 23 2714 118 2 Pakistan 20 2316 116 3 India 33 3807 115 4 New Zealand 27 2806 104 5 England 24 2426 101 6 South Africa 19 1910 101 7 Bangladesh 25 2451 98 8 Sri Lanka 24 1998 83 9 Afghanistan 13 1067 82 10 West Indies 27 1961 73 11 Zimbabwe 23 1163 51 12 Ireland 18 826 46 13 Scotland 26 1184 46 14 Nepal 34 1254 37 15 USA 25 865 35 16 Namibia 28 813 29 17 Netherlands 20 525 26 18 Oman 17 344 20 19 UAE 34 580 17 20 PNG 28 106 4 ICC Twenty20 Rankings 13 June 2023 Pos Team Matches Points Rating 1 India 52 13889 267 2 England 39 10117 259 3 New Zealand 46 11794 256 4 Pakistan 50 12719 254 5 South Africa 32 8080 253 6 Australia 31 7681 248 7 West Indies 34 8086 238 8 Sri Lanka 37 8774 237 9 Bangladesh 39 8656 222 10 Afghanistan 27 5915 219 11 Zimbabwe 36 7087 197 12 Ireland 37 7168 194 13 Namibia 17 3228 190 14 Scotland 12 2195 183 15 Netherlands 19 3445 181 16 UAE 17 3029 178 17 Nepal 14 2491 178 18 Hong Kong 14 2052 147 19 Canada 13 1871 144 20 Oman 13 18...

According to the latest ICC Test Rankings, India’s Ajinkya Rahane has jumped to the 37th spot after making a comeback in the Indian Test team for the WTC final 2023. Shardul Thakur on the other hand, stood up to 94th rank among batters, and veteran India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin remained on the top spot among the Test bowlers list. Australians sealed the top three spots in the rankings as Steve Smith and Travis Head followed Marnus Labuschagne after smashing a hundred in the WTC final win against India at The Oval. Though India lost the game by a huge margin of 209 runs, Rahane was the only one who made a mark with his willow as he made 89 and 46 in both innings while Shardul Thakur also collected a fifty in the first innings. Evidently, because of their brilliant performances in the WTC final, both Rahane and Thakur got a heavy jump in the ICC Test Rankings. Even though Ashwin missed out on playing the WTC final 2023 against Australia, he managed to be the top-ranked Test bowler while his colleague Ravindra Jadeja is at the ninth spot. India’s stalwarts like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli have sealed the 12th and 13th spots respectively. Star wicketkeeper batter Rishabh Pant who is still recuperating from a horrifying car crash last year is the top-ranked Indian who is at 10th position in the rankings. Australians continued to occupy the top spots in the list as Labuschagne hold the number one position with 903 rating points followed by Steve Smith at the second spot aft...

NEW DELHI: In a rare occurrence, Australian batters grabbed the top three spots in the latest Test rankings released by the International Cricket Council on Wednesday. Player of the Match in the World Test Championship Final Travis Head (884 rating points), who scored 163 in the first innings, jumped three places to join Marnus Labuschagne (1st - 903 rating points) and It was 39 years ago in December 1984 when three batters from the same side occupied the top three spots in the Test rankings. At that time, Gordon Greenidge (810), Clive Lloyd (787), and Larry Gomes (773) from West Indies formed the top three. Usman Khawaja, who is 9th in the Test rankings with 777 rating points makes it four Australians in the top 10. Dashing wicketkeeper batter Rishabh Pant, who is recovering following a car accident, remains the highest-ranked Indian at number 10 while skipper Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are static on 12th and 13th spots respectively. Veteran off-spinner Ashwin continued to be the top-ranked Test bowler, despite not being a part of the Indian playing XI, while fellow spinner Ravindra Jadeja held on to his ninth spot. However, the injured Jasprit Bumrah, who last played a Test match in July 2022, has dropped two spots to eighth.

Rank Player Rating Career Best Rating 1 Marnus Labuschagne Australia 903 937 v West Indies, 12/12/2022 2 Steven Smith Australia 885 947 v England, 08/01/2018 3 Travis Head Australia 884 884 v India, 11/06/2023 4 Kane Williamson New Zealand 883 919 v Pakistan, 07/01/2021 5 Babar Azam Pakistan 862 882 v New Zealand, 30/12/2022 6 Joe Root England 861 923 v India, 05/07/2022 7 Daryl Mitchell New Zealand 792 800 v Sri Lanka, 13/03/2023 8 Dimuth Karunaratne Sri Lanka 780 783 v Ireland, 18/04/2023 9 Usman Khawaja Australia 777 815 v India, 13/03/2023 10 Rishabh Pant India 758 801 v England, 05/07/2022 Rank Player Rating Career Best Rating 1 Ravichandran Ashwin India 860 904 v England, 12/12/2016 2 James Anderson England 850 903 v India, 13/08/2018 3 Pat Cummins Australia 829 914 v England, 18/08/2019 4 Kagiso Rabada South Africa 825 902 v Australia, 12/03/2018 5 Shaheen Afridi Pakistan 787 836 v Sri Lanka, 20/07/2022 6 Nathan Lyon Australia 777 777 v India, 11/06/2023 6 Ollie Robinson England 777 820 v New Zealand, 20/02/2023 8 Jasprit Bumrah India 772 835 v West Indies, 02/09/2019 9 Ravindra Jadeja India 765 899 v Australia, 20/03/2017 10 Stuart Broad England 744 880 v South Africa, 18/01/2016 Rank Player Rating Career Best Rating 1 Ravindra Jadeja India 434 460 v Australia, 21/02/2023 2 Ravichandran Ashwin India 352 492 v England, 29/11/2016 3 Shakib Al Hasan Bangladesh 339 489 v Australia, 30/08/2017 4 Axar Patel India 310 316 v Australia, 13/03/2023 5 Ben Stokes England 299 4...

R Ashwin, despite being left out of the XI, remains the No. 1 Test bowler. There were no changes in the top 10 of allrounder rankings where Ravindra Jadeja is on top and Ashwin second. The only other Indian in the top 10 is Axar Patel (fourth) and the two Australians in the top lot are Mitchell Starc (eighth) and Pat Cummins (10th).