- Double joy for Marco Jansen in the latest update of the ICC Test Rankings. Other players moving up the Test rankings include Australian fast bowler Scott Boland, who moves up three places to sixth, for a total of five for 81.
- (Photo source: X/ICC) South African all-rounder Marco Jansen has reached number 1.
- 1 position in the rankings of bowlers and all-rounders after playing a leading role in his team’s big innings and 31-run win against Australia in the second match of the ICC World Test Championship series.
Double joy for Marco Jansen in the latest update of the ICC Test Rankings. Other players moving up the Test rankings include Australian fast bowler Scott Boland, who moves up three places to sixth, for a total of five for 81.
(Photo source: X/ICC) South African all-rounder Marco Jansen has reached number 1. 1 position in the rankings of bowlers and all-rounders after playing a leading role in his team’s big innings and 31-run win against Australia in the second match of the ICC World Test Championship series. Jansen’s knock of 85 and his catches of five for 33 and one for 34 actually helped him move up in all three ICC Men’s Test Player Rankings lists as he also moved up 13 places to reach 56th place among batters.
Jansen is the first South African bowler to take the top spot since Kagiso Rabada in November 2024 and the first from his country to become the top Test all-rounder since Vernon Philander in August 2014. Ctain Temba Bavuma also made great progress after rising four places to a career-best second place with 179 wins. He now trails only England’s Harry Brook and has the chance to become the first South African player since A.B. to be the one who tops the Test batting rankings.
de Villiers in November 2015. Other players who have moved up the Test rankings include Australian fast bowler Scott Boland, who moves up three places to sixth with a total of five for 81, while South African Wiaan Mulder moves up ten places to 43rd after taking five wickets in the two innings. Abhishek returns as No.
1 in T20Is: Indian left-hander Abhishek Sharma’s 35-ball century against New Zealand in Wellington on Tuesday took him back to number one. 1 position in the ICC Men’s T20I batting rankings, while teammate Ishan Kishan slipped to third place after holding the top spot for four months. For Abhishek, who was number 1, it is the second time at the top.
1 from July 2025 to June this year. Sanju Samson (up six places, to 20th), Finn Allen (up three places, to 25th) and Glenn Phillips (up 20 places, to 37th) are among others on the list of their achievements in the ongoing series in New Zealand, while home team Mitchell Santner (up seven places, to seventh) and Indian bowlers Arshdeep Singh (up six places, to 15th) and Prince Yadav (up seven places, up). 15th place). 19 places to number 83) have advanced in the bowling rankings. In the ICC Men’s ODI Rankings, England batsmen Ben Duckett and Brook moved up six places to seventh and eight respectively with their victories in the Pakistan ODI Tri-Series, which also includes Sri Lanka.
Duckett scored 105 against Pakistan and Brook recorded the fastest double century in the format against Sri Lanka, but both lost strokes. Shadab Khan, who helped Pakistan to a one-run win against England in Lahore with an unbeaten 113, has moved up 32 places to 92nd, while Sri Lanka’s Janith Liyanage has moved up 10 places to 14th, Zimbabwe has Sikandar Raza (up seven places to 20th), Namibia has Gerhard Erasmus (up 15 places to 14th). 20th place, 45th place) and the Max from the Netherlands. O’Dowd (seven places to 55th) is the other rising among ODI batters. In the ODI bowling rankings, Afghanistan’s Azmatullah Omarzai (up 13 places to number seven), Namibia’s Vernard Scholtz (up nine places to number eight), Sri Lanka’s Dumith Wellalage (up eight places to number 19) and Afghanistan’s Mohammad Nabi (up 14 places to number 27) have made notable progress.
Nabi also moved up five spots to third among all-around players.
