In the latest ICC rankings, some Indian players have gained and some have also suffered losses. Team India, which defeated West Indies 2-0 in the Test series, has not got any advantage in the Test rankings. However, Indian bowlers have made tremendous leaps. Bumrah remains the world’s number-1 bowler, on the other hand, Kuldeep has got a huge advantage in bowling ranking (ICC Test Bowling Ranking). Recall that India had defeated West Indies by an innings and 140 runs in the first Test, while in the second Test, it had defeated West Indies by 7 wickets.

Bumrah on top, Kuldeep gets huge advantage

In the latest ICC Test rankings, Jasprit Bumrah is the world’s number-1 bowler, who currently has 882 rating points. Despite the strong performance of Indian bowlers against England and then West Indies, there is no other Indian apart from Bumrah in the top-10 Test bowlers. Mohammad Siraj, who took 10 wickets in the Test series against West Indies, remains at 12th position.

Kuldeep Yadav has benefited the most, who has jumped 7 places to 14th place in the Test bowling rankings. Kuldeep was the highest wicket-taker in the recent Test series. He took a total of 12 wickets in the series. On the other hand, West Indies spinner Jomel Warrican has also moved to 30th position in the rankings after gaining 2 places.

India’s top 5 bowlers in test

• 1- Jasprit Bumrah
• 12 – Mohammad Siraj
• 14 – Kuldeep Yadav
• 18 – Ravindra Jadeja
• 51 – Washington Beautiful

Jaiswal has advantage in batting

Yashasvi Jaiswal, who scored the most runs in the India vs West Indies Test series, has moved up 2 places to number 5 in the Test batting rankings. Rishabh Pant, who missed the Test series against West Indies due to injury, remains at eighth position. Shubman Gill scored 192 runs in the series against West Indies at an average of 96, he is currently in 13th position. At the same time, KL Rahul has become the world’s 33rd batsman in Tests with a gain of 2 places.

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Test ODI and T20 all-rounder rankings: Indian players include better batsmen and bowlers as well as great all -rounder players. Many players like Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Akshar Patel and Washington Sundar are also making a place in ICC rankings. At the same time, in Test and T20 rankings, two of these players are maintained at number one, the rest of the players have made it to the top 10. At the same time, Zimbabwe player Alexander Raza has become number one in ODIs. Let’s know about the three format tests of cricket, number one all -rounder player in ODI and T20.

Number one all -rounder in test

• India’s Ravindra Jadeja is number one with 405 rating points in the ICC Test all -rounder rankings.
• Bangladesh’s henna Hasan Miraj is present at number two in the Test with 305 rating points.
• England captain Ben Stokes is named at number three in this list. Stokes is the third best all -rounder in the Test with 295 rating points.

Number one all -rounder in ODI

• Men’s ICC ODI all -rounder rankings have changed. Zimbabwe player Alexander Raza has become the number one all -rounder in ODIs with 302 rating points.
• Afghanistan’s Azmatullah Umarzai has moved from the first place to another. ODI all -rounder rankings of Umarzai have 296 rating points.
• The name of the player of Afghanistan is also at number three in this list. Mohammad Nabi is at number three with 292 rating points.

Number one all -rounder in T20

• ICC T20 rankings are number one all -rounder Indian player Hardik Pandya. Pandya has been on top position for a long time with 252 rating points.
• In this list, Mohammad Nabi of Afghanistan is second with 231 rating points.
• Dipendra Singh Ari of Nepal is present at number three in the ICC T20 all -rounder rankings with 209 rating points.

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Cricket has given the world great batsmen like Sachin Tendulkar, Sir Viv Richards, Brian Lara and Virat Kohli. Kurtali Ambrose, Malcom Marshall and Muttiah Muralitharan have carried forward the bowlers’ legacy. One of these names is also of South African fast bowler Dale Steyn, who holds the record of remaining the number-1 bowler for the longest day in Test Rankings. Stan remained the number-1 bowler in the Test for 2,343 days.

Dale Stan, who was famous for his deadly speed and swing, made his international debut in 2004. For the next decade, he led the South African pace attack. Stan first became the world’s number-1 Test bowler in 2008. The golden phase of his career came from here because Dale Steyn had remained the top bowler in the world in red-ball cricket for the next 2,343 days. The record of staying at this point for the longest time is still the name of Stan. He remained the world’s number-one bowler in the Test from 2008 to 2014.

Dale Steyn took 439 wickets in his nearly one and a half decade long Test career and took 439 wickets. Stan is still the highest wicket -taking bowler for South Africa in Test cricket. After him comes the number of Sean Pollock in this list, who took a total of 421 wickets in his red ball career.

The longest bowlers living at number-1 position in Tests

Dale Stan is the longest bowler to remain at number-1 position in Test cricket. The second place was Kurtali Ambrose of West Indies, who remained the top bowler for 1,719 days in the peak of his career. Ambrose took a total of 405 wickets in his Test career. The third number is Muttiah Muralitharan of Sri Lanka, who had occupied the number-1 position for 1711 days.

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The Indo-England Test series has ended, in which both teams won two matches each. Shubman Gill was the most successful batsman of this series, who scored a total of 754 runs. No other batsman was also around Gill in terms of runs. At the same time, Siraj proved to be the most successful bowler of the series by taking a total of 23 wickets. Know here where these two these two dhurandhar ICC rankings are in place.

Gill-Siraj’s ICC ranking

Indian Test captain Shubman Gill is currently ninth in the batsmen ranking in Tests and his rating is 754. Apart from Shubman Gill in the Test batting rankings, there are also Rishabh Pant and Yashasvi Jaiswal. Pant is currently seventh and Jaiswal is at eighth place. At present, there is no Indian in the top-5 of the batsmen.

On the other hand, Mohammad Siraj is not even in the top-20 of the Test bowlers ranking. Siraj is currently ranked 27th in the ranking and his rating is 605. If you look at the list of Indians in the ranking of Test bowlers, Jasprit Bumrah (1) and Ravindra Jadeja (14) are ahead of Mohammad Siraj.

India’s top-5 batsmen in Tests

India’s top-5 batsmen are Rishabh Pant, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, Ravindra Jadeja and KL Rahul in the Test. Gill, Pant and Jaiswal are included in the top-10, while Jadeja is at 29th and Rahul is at 36th position.

• Rishabh Pant – 7th place
• Yashasvi Jaiswal – 8th place
• Shubman Gill – 9th place
• Ravindra Jadeja – 29th position
• KL Rahul – 36th position

India’s top-5 bowlers in Tests

In the Test, Jasprit Bumrah is not only India but the number-1 bowler in the world. Ravindra Jadeja, Mohammad Siraj, Kuldeep Yadav and Washington are beautiful in the list of top-5 Indian bowlers in the Test.

• Jaspreet Bumrah – First place
• Ravindra Jadeja – 14th position
• Mohammad Siraj – 27th place
• Kuldeep Yadav – 28th place
• Washington Beautiful – 46th Location

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ICC Test Ranking: The ranking of the latest ICC Test batsmen has seen a tremendous upset. Joe Root of England has once again captured the number 1 chair, while Harry Brook, Kane Williamson, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Steve Smith have also maintained their place in the top-5. India’s young batsman Yashasvi Jaiswal has entered this list for the first time. Let’s take a look at the top five batsmen in the Test rankings, who have recently caught everyone’s attention with great performance.

Joe root

England veteran batsman Joe Root once again proved that his class is different in Test cricket. He has finished first in the ICC rankings with 889 rating points. His brilliant performance in the Multan Test against Pakistan in 2024 has brought him to this point. The technology and experience of the root has consistently included him among the world -class batsmen. Route is currently playing a five -match Test series against India in Edgbaston, England.

Harry Brook

Recently, young batsman Harry Brook, who performed brilliantly in the five -match series against India, has caught everyone’s attention from his strict and aggressive game. He has reached second place with 874 rating points. He batted brilliantly in the 2024 Test against New Zealand in Wellington, which brought him to this height. He has given a new edge to England’s Test batting.

Ken Williamson

New Zealand’s trusted batsman Kane Williamson is third in the ICC Test ranking with 867 rating points. Williamson, who reached the best rating of 919 career in the Christchurch Test against Pakistan in 2021, has proved himself with his performance. Calm nature and solid technology is his greatest strength.

Yashasvi Jaiswal

Indian young batsman Yashasvi Jaiswal has made history in the top-5 of the ICC Test rankings for the first time. He is at number four with 851 rating points. His strong performance in the Melbourne Test against Australia in 2024 and the 854 career high rating has given him this position. He has proved himself by scoring a brilliant century in the ongoing series against England. He has shown that he is a player playing a long innings in India’s Test batting.

Steve Smith

Australian veteran batsman Steve Smith is ranked fifth in this list with 816 rating points. Although her career-hai rating has been 947, which came in Durban in 2018 against South Africa in 2018, but despite the recent decline in her hall, she remains in the top-5. His experience and class still include him among the best Test batsmen in the world.