BABAR AZAM ODI RANKING UPDATE

Babar azam odi ranking Update

Pakistan's World Cup Journey may have concluded in the first round however star batsman Babar Azam encountered a fantastic competition with the bat showing incredible consistency.

Babar's tally of 474 runs at an average of 67.71 in the World Cup has enabled him to climb four spots in the ICC ODI Player Rankings, only one position behind his profession high runner up achieved a year ago.

Babar made his mark as the competition advanced as he produced four fifty or more scores in eight innings.

The feature of his presentation World Cup most likely came during the must-win game against New Zealand, where he struck an unbeaten century to direct his group to triumph on a precarious surface.

In the meantime, Indian skipper Virat Kohli sticks onto his main positioning after an overflowing showcase of batting has seen him register five half-hundreds of years in the competition as of now.


Sharma's surge in the number of focuses returns at the of a record-breaking five centuries in a solitary release of a World Cup.

Other prominent developments in the rankings incorporate Australia opening batsman David Warner making a rebound into the Top 10 at the 6th position subsequent to going through a year from universal cricket attributable to the ball-altering adventure.

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has been scoring the greater part of the runs for his side and he was compensated with improvement to the number 8th spot.

The most emotional progression has been made by the West Indies' Nicholas Pooran who broke into the main 100 from outside the 400 positioned batsmen. Sri Lanka's Avishka Fernando additionally merits an uncommon notice for vaulting up 110 spots to involve the 85th spot in the rankings.

India's pace star Jasprit Bumrah remains the top ODI bowler as he has had the option to develop the separation from the second-spot Trent Boult whom himself had an excellent gathering stage in the competition including a cap trap against Trans-Tasman rivals Australia.

Mujeeb-ur-Rahman and Rashid Khan are as yet positioned in the best 10 in spite of their group losing all the World Cup matches in the group stages

Shakib Al Hasan had an outstanding World Cup despite the fact that his team was thumped out of the world cup at the finish of the group stage and he has restored his predominance as the world's best all-rounder in the rankings update, trailed by England's Ben Stokes.

There has not been much advancement in the group rankings aside from England's hold over the main position has debilitated with India trailing in simply decimal focuses. Correspondingly, New Zealand and Australia are directly by one another at third and fourth individually having an equivalent number of focuses.