Icc test ranking 2023

In a rare achievement, batters from Australia occupy the top three places in the rankings as Steve Smith and Travis Head joined top-ranked Marnus Labuschagne following their centuries in the WTC final win against India at The Oval. Despite India's 209-run loss in the marquee match, Rahane's scores of 89 and 46 helped him return to the rankings chart in 37th position while Shardul, who scored a half-century in the first innings, moved up six places. 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 the 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. Labuschagne continues to hold on to his number-one position with 903 rating points while Smith has advanced one place to second position after scores of 121 and 34. The other centurion of the WTC final, Head's scores of 163 and 18 have lifted him three places to a career-best third position. Batters from the same side taking the top three places is a rare occurrence. The last time this happened in the Test batting rankings was in 1984 when West Indies players Gordon Greenidge (810 rating points), Clive Lloyd (78...

According to the most recent ICC Test rankings, India has taken the top spot in Test cricket. On Tuesday (January 17), the most recent Test rating was announced, and Rohit Sharma and his team are now at the top of the list. The top five on the list are completed by England (106 Rating), New Zealand (100), and South Africa (85). Zimbabwe is at the bottom of the list among the ten nations ranked in the Test format. Test Ranking – Latest Team Matches Points Rating India 32 3,690 115 Australia 29 3,231 111 England 47 4,973 106 New Zealand 27 2,704 100 South Africa 29 2,456 85 West Indies 28 2,198 79 Pakistan 27 2,077 77 Sri Lanka 23 1,637 71 Bangladesh 25 1,161 46 Zimbabwe 6 148 25 Also Read: