(22 February) ICC Test Player Rankings (Rank 1 to 10) Updated (21 February); Yashasvi-Duckett Made Huge Gains: Indian and English players have made big gains as the ICC has released the latest updated Test Player Rankings after IND vs ENG 3rd test. Jaiswal moved up to the top 15, and so did Duckett, Ashwin replaced Rabada in the second spot, and many changes. This post leads you to the latest updated ICC Test Player Rankings after India vs England 3rd Test.
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India and England are engaged in a five-match test series and home side India are leading the scoreline 2-1 after three tests. India registered a record 434-run victory in the third Test in Rajkot and now the teams are heading to Ranchi for the fourth test.
Up to seven Indian players are ranked in the top 10 in each of the three categories (batting, bowling, and all-rounder) in the most recent ICC Test player rankings. There is a single batter in the top ten, three bowlers among the top ten, and three players among the top ten all-rounders. Indian players lead both the all-rounders and bowling rankings.
Virat Kohli is the only Indian batter in the top 10 batting rankings. Due to family priorities, he is currently missing the IND vs ENG test series. He is ranked 7th with 752 ratings. New Zealand’s Kane Williamson is leading the board with 893 rating points.
Joe Root is having a low test series in India. He has bowled more overs (107) than runs (77) scored in this series. He also lost his third spot following three poor matches in ICC Rankings and now ranks 5th with a 766 rating.
Indian Skipper Rohit Sharma holds the 12 spot with 731 rating points and Ben Duckett follows him. England opener Ben Duckett’s quickfire 153 in the first innings has lifted him 12 places to 13th rank in the latest Test Player Rankings.
Following his unbeaten 214 against England in the third Test of their five-match ICC Men’s Test Championship series in Rajkot, India’s opener Yashasvi Jaiswal is still rising in the ICC Men’s Test Batting Rankings. The 22-year-old left-hander joined an exclusive group of seven cricketers who have scored double century in two consecutive Tests, including Vinod Kambli and Virat Kohli of India.
Jaiswal made history by becoming the first batter from India to rack up 150+ scores on his first three Test tons. Previously, the first two tons were converted to 150+ by Vinod Kambli, VVS Laxman, and Cheteshwar Pujara. Before reaching 23, Jaiswal became the first batter from India to record three or more 150+ scores. He is the sixth hitter to accomplish this milestone overall.
Jaiswal is the highest run-scorer of the series till now with over 500 runs after three matches and jumped up 14 places to rank 15 with 699 rating points.
With a score of 112 in the first innings, Ravindra Jadeja moved up to 34th place in the batting rankings, while his seven-wicket haul in the bowling rankings moved him up three spots to sixth place. Jadeja has improved his rating points from 416 to a career-high 469, solidifying his place atop the all-rounders’ standings.
Ravichandran Ashwin took a wicket in each innings despite missing part of the match due to a family emergency, edging over Kagiso Rabada to lock the leading positions with Jasprit Bumrah at the helm. Top-ranked Bumrah had 876 ratings, followed by Ashwin (839 ratings) in second place.
Down below are the latest updated ICC Test Player Rankings after India vs England 3rd Test:
ICC Test Player Rankings after India vs England 3rd Test
ICC Men’s Test Batting Standings
| Pos | Players | Team | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Kane WILLIAMSON | NEW ZEALAND | 893 |
| 02 | Steve SMITH | AUSTRALIA | 818 |
| 03 | Daryl MITCHELL | NEW ZEALAND | 780 |
| 04 | Babar AZAM | PAKISTAN | 768 |
| 05 | Joe ROOT | ENGLAND | 766 |
| 06 | Usman KHAWAJA | AUSTRALIA | 765 |
| 07 | Virat KOHLI | INDIA | 752 |
| 08 | Dimuth KARUNARATNE | SRI LANKA | 750 |
| 08 | Harry BROOK | ENGLAND | 750 |
| 10 | Marnus LABUSCHAGNE | AUSTRALIA | 746 |
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ICC Men’s Test Bowling Standings
| Pos | Players | Team | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Jasprit BUMRAH | INDIA | 876 |
| 02 | Ravichandran ASHWIN | INDIA | 839 |
| 03 | Kagiso RABADA | SOUTH AFRICA | 834 |
| 04 | Pat CUMMINS | AUSTRALIA | 828 |
| 05 | Josh HAZLEWOOD | AUSTRALIA | 818 |
| 06 | Ravindra JADEJA | INDIA | 789 |
| 07 | Prabath JAYASURIYA | SRI LANKA | 783 |
| 08 | James ANDERSON | ENGLAND | 746 |
| 08 | Nathan LYON | AUSTRALIA | 746 |
| 10 | Kyle JAMIESON | NEW ZEALAND | 743 |
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ICC Men’s Test All-Rounder Standings
| Pos | Players | Team | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Ravindra JADEJA | INDIA | 469 |
| 02 | Ravichandran ASHWIN | INDIA | 330 |
| 03 | Shakib AL HASAN | BANGLADESH | 320 |
| 04 | Axar PATEL | INDIA | 281 |
| 05 | Ben STOKES | ENGLAND | 280 |
| 06 | Jason HOLDER | WEST INDIES | 270 |
| 07 | Joe ROOT | ENGLAND | 265 |
| 08 | Marco JANSEN | SOUTH AFRICA | 235 |
| 09 | Pat CUMMINS | AUSTRALIA | 234 |
| 10 | Kyle MAYERS | WEST INDIES | 230 |
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