ICC ODI Rankings | Jasprit Bumrah falls to No.2 after poor show against New Zealand

After leading the chart throughout the World Cup last year, the Indian pacer has made his first drop ever since, allowing Boult to move up a place. On the batting front, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma maintained their place at the top of the ICC ODI rankings. Kohli’s poor show in New Zealand did not cost him a place at the top of the rankings, with closest competitor Rohit missing from the series. Kiwi middle-order batsman Ross Taylor made his way to fourth on the list, following his Man of the Series worthy performance against India with 828 rating points.

The current top four in ODI format on the batting front - Kohli, Rohit, Babar Azam, Taylor, Faf du Plessis. In the all-rounder’s department, Ravindra Jadeja found himself seventh on the list after an impressive stint in the series against New Zealand, with Mohammad Nabi leading the chart.