Among Test bowlers, Ashwin is the single Indian in the tip-10, trusty on the 2nd fetch 22 situation with 883 ranking points.
Group India spinner R Ashwin (Provide: Twitter)
Seasoned India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Wednesday retained his 2nd position in both the ICC Males’s Test Player Rankings for bowlers and all-rounders.
Ravindra Jadeja managed to preserve to his third position in the Test all-rounders record.
Rohit Sharma and skipper Virat Kohli furthermore retained their positions in the Test batters’ chart — at fifth and seventh respectively.
James Anderson breaks into prime 5
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While Rohit has 797 ranking points in his kitty, Kohli has easy 756 points.
The Test batting chart is being led by Australia’s Marnus Labuschagne (915 points), adopted by England captain Joe Root (900) whereas Original Zealand skipper Kane Williamson (879) has dislodged Steve Smith (877) from the third position.
Rohit, David Warner, Kohli, Dimuth Karunaratne, Babar Azam and Travis Head complete the tip-10.
Among Test bowlers, Ashwin is the single Indian in the tip-10, trusty on the 2nd fetch 22 situation with 883 ranking points. Australia Test captain Pat Cummins continues to lead the pack, whereas Pakistan left-arm pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi is placed third sooner than Tim Southee and James Anderson.
Australia Test debutant Scott Boland furthermore made his first appearance in the ICC Males’s Test Player Rankings for bowlers for his prominent efficiency in the Boxing Day Test on the MCG. By virtue of his six for seven flee spell in England’s 2nd innings on Tuesday, the 32-yr-extinct Victoria fast bowler is ranked 74th with 271 points. Boland completed with a seven-wicket match haul in a thumping innings and 14 flee victory for Australia.
Within the Test all-rounders record, Indian duo of Ashwin (360) and Jadeja (346) are below leader Jason Holder (382) of the West Indies. Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan is fourth, whereas Mitchell Starc nudged sooner than Ben Stokes into fifth position.
The Test Group ranking is being led by India with 124 ranking points, whereas Original Zealand and Australia opt the 2nd and third positions respectively.
England are fourth sooner than Pakistan.
