Shubman Gill overtakes Babar Azam to turn into No 1 ODI batter; Siraj claims prime bowling spot

Indian batting star Shubman Gill overtook Babar Azam of Pakistan to turn into the primary batter, in accordance with the latest ICC ODI rating.

He grew to become the fourth Indian behind Sachin Tendulkar, MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli to carry the No.1 ODI batter rating.

The right-hander has contributed scores of 92 in opposition to Sri Lanka and 23 in opposition to South Africa during the last week, and amassed a complete of 219 runs from six innings on the event.

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Azam has been on prime of the batting charts since April 14, 2021 when he dethroned Virat Kohli from the spot.

The Indian is presently at 830 factors, six greater than Azam. Quinton de Kock is on third spot, adopted by Virat Kohli and David Warner.

The 24-year-old batter has amassed 219 runs after lacking the primary two World Cup matches because of dengue.

Indian quick bowler Mohammed Siraj climbed to the highest of the listing for ODI bowlers on the again of his 10 wickets on the World Cup.

Shreyas Iyer additionally jumped 17 locations to 18th general on the listing for ODI batters, with Pakistan opener Fakhar Zaman (up three spots to eleventh) and Afghanistan counterpart Ibrahim Zadran (up six spots to twelfth) making good floor.