ICC Rankings: Bumrah turns into No. 1 Test bowler, Ashwin drops to 3rd

Jasprit Bumrah has claimed the No.1 spot as one of the best quick bowler within the lastest ICC Men’s Test bowler rankings.

Bumrah rises to the highest for the primary time on the again of his large match figures of 9/91 throughout his facet’s series-equalling 106-run victory over England within the second Test in Vizag, an effort that noticed the right-arm pacer grow to be the primary fast from India to assert the highest Test rankings.

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The nine-wicket haul noticed Bumrah climb three locations on the most recent Test rankings for bowlers to assert the highest spot from teammate Ravichandran Ashwin.

While Bumrah occupies the highest spot, Kagiso Rabada takes the No.2 spot.

Veretan spinner R Ashwin dropped to the third spot with Australian pacers Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood finishing the highest 5.

The nine-wicket haul noticed Bumrah climb three locations on the most recent Test rankings for bowlers to assert high spot from teammate Ravichandran Ashwin.

Ashwin, who has held the premier rating since March final 12 months, managed simply three wickets for India within the second Test.

It is the primary time Bumrah has held the highest rating, with the 30-year-old having by no means been beforehand larger than third regardless of a complete of 10 five-wicket hauls for his nation from 34 Test match appearances.

Bumrah is first quick bowler to high the bowling charts, and simply the fourth Indian bowler with Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja and Bishan Bedi, the one gamers from the nation to have carried out so beforehand.

Jaiswal climbs up the rankings ladder

Yashasvi Jaiswal, who scored a powerful double century through the first innings of the Visakhapatnam Test was additionally rewarded within the batting rankings.

While Kane Williamson leads the charts, Jaiswal who scored a career-best 209 and helped India safe the series-levelling win jumped to twenty ninth within the Test batting record. Steve Smith and Joe Root maintain the second and third spot with Daryl Mitchell and Babar Azam rounding off the highest 5. Legendary India batsman Virat Kohli occupies the seventh spot as Rishabh Pant and skipper Rohit Sharma take the twelfth and the thirteenth spot.

England’s Ben Stokes (fourth) and India’s Axar Patel (fifth) bounce one place on the record of Test all-rounders that’s topped by Ravindra Jadeja.