Batter Shubman Gill moved up seven places to 60th while left-handed batsman Tilak Verma gained three places to joint-61st while left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh jumped four places to the 21st spot
Riding on two excellent outings against in the ongoing series, India left-arm spinner Axar Patel on Wednesday leapt to his career-best fifth place while opening batter Yashasvi Jaiswal rose to the sixth spot in the latest ICC men라이브 바카라 T20I player rankings. (More Cricket News)
Patel라이브 바카라 hauls of two for 23 and two for 17 in India라이브 바카라 identical six-wicket wins over Afghanistan in the first two T20Is of their three-match series have also lifted him two places to 16th among all-rounders.
Jaiswal라이브 바카라 34-ball 68 in the first T20I in Indore lifted him seven places to a career-best sixth position, while other left-hander Shivam Dube라이브 바카라 successive unbeaten knocks of 60 and 63 have helped him shoot up from 265th to 58th.
Batter Shubman Gill moved up seven places to 60th while left-handed batsman Tilak Verma gained three places to joint-61st while left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh jumped four places to the 21st spot.
Among the Afghans, Najibullah Zadran (up one place to 46th) and Mohammad Nabi (up two places to 54th) moved up in the batting rankings.
New Zealand라이브 바카라 Finn Allen, whose two innings of 34 off 15 and 74 off 41 against Pakistan helped him to reach 16th among batters. His teammate Tim Southee, who took six wickets in the first two matches, is up eight places to 18th in the bowlers’ list.
Pakistan라이브 바카라 star batter Babar Azam is up one place to fourth after notching two consecutive half-centuries against New Zealand.
The bowling rankings saw Sri Lanka spinners Wanindu Hasaranga and Maheesh Theekshana take joint-third position.
Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf라이브 바카라 haul of five wickets in two matches against the Kiwis have lifted him two places to joint 14th.