15 year old Vaibhav Suryavanshi made his international debut on July 4 in the match against England. Within a month, he has been included in the top-50 T20 batsmen of the world. ICC has released the latest rankings, in which Vaibhav has jumped 230 places, after which he has become the world’s 48th batsman in the T20 rankings.

How does the International Cricket Council assess batting rankings and how can a batsman be included in the top-50 players within a month. Know here how ICC provides ratings to batsmen and then the ranking is decided on the basis of those ratings.

Rating can range from 0-1000

Be it batting or bowling, players can get rating points from 0-1000. The record of achieving the highest rating points in T20 batting rankings is in the name of Abhishek Sharma, who had reached 931 rating points. The more runs a batsman scores, the more rating points he will get, but runs are not the only basis for getting rating points.

ICC takes into account many important things while ranking batsmen. The level of the opposition team, the level of the opposition bowlers and it is also seen how difficult the conditions in which the player has played an innings. For example, if a batsman has scored a century on a flat pitch, while another batsman has turned the match by scoring a 50 at a very crucial juncture in a low-scoring match, then the other batsman can be given more rating points. Apart from this, the batsman must have been not out and his recent form also plays an important role in getting rating points.

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Scored 2 fifties in Zimbabwe

Vaibhav Suryavanshi made his international debut in the series against England, but there he was able to score only 42 runs in 3 innings. But Vaibhav Suryavanshi was the highest run-scorer in the India-Zimbabwe series. He had scored 151 runs in 3 innings including two fifties.

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