Live
- Maha: 5 Vidarbha constituencies records 32.36 pc polling till 1 pm
- Congress, CPI-M not part of INDIA bloc in Bengal: Mamata Banerjee
- Madhubani Saree: The epitome of traditional elegance and modern beauty
- Fire in TTD Forest in Tirumala
- SC dismisses rape survivor's plea seeking action against Kerala judge
- Chiranjeevi Engages with Russian Delegates on Creative Ventures in Hyderabad
- Has Allu Arjun's ‘Pushpa 2’ raked in Rs. 1000 Crore Pre-Release Business?
- Reports of spat with Netanyahu misleading: Germany
- 5.0-magnitude quake hits Alaska Peninsula
- AP assembly elections: Filing of nominations in full swing in the state
Kohli, Rohit & Bumrah continue to dominate ODI rankings
India skipper Virat Kohli and limited-overs deputy Rohit Sharma continue to lead the way in the latest International Cricket Council (ICC) ODI rankings as they moved up by two and three ratings points respectively to strengthen their grip on the top two positions in the batting list.
Dubai : India skipper Virat Kohli and limited-overs deputy Rohit Sharma continue to lead the way in the latest International Cricket Council (ICC) ODI rankings as they moved up by two and three ratings points respectively to strengthen their grip on the top two positions in the batting list.
The 2-1 series win over Australia also saw India retain their second position in the ODI Team rankings. The top spot in the team rankings is with world champions England.
Kohli is at the top of the ICC player rankings with 886 points while Rohit's 171 runs in Bengaluru took him to 868 points. On the other hand, Pakistan's Babar Azam is in the third position with 829 points.
Having shown form in the series, injured opener Shikhar Dhawan also moved up by seven slots to reach the 15th position on the batting list.
Star India pacer Jasprit Bumrah continues to lead the bowling charts and is followed by New Zealand pacer Trent Boult and Afghanistan spinner Mujeeb ur Rahman.
All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja moved up by a couple of places to reach the 27th spot among bowlers after finishing with four wickets in the series against the Aussies.
Former Australia skipper Steve Smith, who amassed 229 runs against India in the three-match rubber, has jumped to the 23rd place while opener David Warner has moved up one place to sixth. Captain Aaron Finch has moved up one place to 10th.
