Barring the Malan-Azam switch, the batsman’s rankings remained pretty much stable, with the only other change being Eoin Morgan dropping multiple places to the 10th spot. Morgan managed just scores of 7 and 5 in the two T20Is he played versus the Aussies and had also scored just 10 runs in the third T20I against Pakistan prior to the Australia T20s. The drop in rankings for the English skipper meant an elevation for Virat Kohli, who moved one spot up to number 9 in the rankings, with 673 rating points to his name.

On the bowling front, the only mover was England’s Adil Rashid, who had an outstanding series against Australia, picking 6 wickets in 3 games. The veteran leg-spinner moved one spot to 7th, overtaking Imad Wasim, still, 60 points shy of the number one ranked Rashid Khan, who has 736 rating points to his name. The latest revision of the rankings also saw a drop for Australia’s Adam Zampa, who dropped to the number five spot. His partner, Ashton Agar, meanwhile, retained his third spot.