Indian captain Virat Kohli continued to be the number one hitter, while England starter Jonny Bairstow placed in the top ten after his team’s last game against Australia in the latest International Cricket Council (ICC) ODI men’s player rankings. ) released Thursday.
Bairstow topped the three-game ODI series total with 196 runs after his 112 of 126 balls in the final match to return to the top 10. The 30-year-old England hitter’s previous best record was ninth in October 2018. now 23 points out of his 777 career rating points.
Meanwhile, the Australian duo of Glenn Maxwell and Alex Carey, who also made it through centuries in the final match of their ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League series in Manchester, have also made impressive strides in the ODI rankings.
Maxwell and Carey, who participated in a mammoth 212-race position for fifth field that helped Australia complete a thrilling three-course victory and take the series 2-1, are side by side on the leaderboard, which It is led by the Indian pair of captain Virat Kohli (871) and starter Rohit Sharma (855).
Maxwell has won five spots to take 26th along with Ireland’s Paul Stirling after scoring 186 runs in the series, while Carey is next after his 152-run total lifted him 11 spots to the 28th best of his race.
Others who advanced the list include Australian Marnus Labuschagne (up 20 spots to 63rd career best) and England’s Sam Billings, who scored 118 in the opener to finish with 183 series runs, behind only Bairstow. and Maxwell. reaching the top 100 for the first time.
England all-rounder Chris Woakes is one of the top winners in the bowlers’ rankings, advancing three places to career-best fourth place after finishing with six wickets in the series.
Woakes now ranks second on the off-road list after scoring 89 runs in the series. His compatriot Ben Stokes is among those he has surpassed to reach 20 points behind Mohammad Nabi of Afghanistan.
Australian pacemaker Josh Hazlewood has returned to the top 10 for the first time in nearly two years, his 3/34 acting man of the match in the opener was the climax of a four wicket count. It has gone from position 15 to eighth.
England’s speedy Jofra Archer has gained 18 spots to reach her career-best 10th place after finishing seven wickets in the series, including a 3/34 player of the match effort in Game 2.
Australia’s top 10 wickets series, Adam Zampa, have elevated it to 21st position, according to the ICC press release.
Meanwhile, five-time world champion Australia scored 20 points from their first Super League series, presented to add context to the bilateral ODI series. The top seven teams in the Super League and host India reserve direct spots for the 2023 World Cup.
England lead the points table with 30 points, but they are the only team to have played two series, winning 2-1 at home against Ireland at the start of the championship.
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