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ICC Test Ranking: Rahane and Pujara got good news before Test series, Kohli reached this number
ICC Test Ranking: Indian Captain Virat Kohli reached second place in the list of batsmen in the ICC Test Player Rankings released on Tuesday, while Cheteshwar Pujara, seventh, and Ajinkya Rahane tenth. Are in place.
ICC Test Ranking: Indian captain Virat Kohli moved up to second place in the list of batsmen in the latest ICC Test Player Rankings, while Cheteshwar Pujara was ranked seventh and Ajinkya Rahane was ranked tenth. Huh. Kohli leads the Indian batsmen with 886 rating points but he is behind the Australian batsman Steve Smith (911 points). New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has slipped to third place. He is followed by Australia's young batsman Marnus Labushen, Pakistan's Babar Azam, and injured David Warner.
Pujara is seventh on the list with 766 points. He is followed by Ben Stokes (760), Joe Root (738), and Indian Test vice-captain Rahane (726) among the top ten batsmen. Jasprit Bumrah (779 points) and veteran off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin (756) are ranked eighth and tenth respectively in the bowling rankings. Australia's Pat Cummins (904) tops the list. He is followed by England's Stuart Broad and New Zealand's Neil Wagner.
Two players from India Ravindra Jadeja and Ashwin are in the top ten list of all-rounders. Stokes is at the top of this list. Jadeja is third behind Jason Holder of the West Indies with 397 rating points while Ashwin has 281 points and is in sixth place. India is currently third in the ICC Test rankings of teams as New Zealand has recently moved up to a second-place with a 2–0 win over the West Indies. India has 114 points and is two points behind New Zealand and Australia at the top of the table.
Australia is ahead of New Zealand after calculating in decimal. England is in fourth place. After that, the number of Sri Lanka, South Africa, Pakistan, West Indies, Bangladesh, and Zimbabwe comes. However, India will have a chance to progress through the four-match Test series against Australia in Adelaide starting on Thursday.
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