Shreyas Iyer rises to 18th in the Top Bowlers ICC T20I rankings.

Shreyas Iyer rises to 18th in the Top Bowlers ICC T20I rankings, while Virat Kohli falls out of the top ten.

Iyer of India has risen 27 places in the latest ICC T20I rankings. Despite the fact that Virat Kohli has dropped out of the top 10. India’s recent home series victory over Sri Lanka has had a significant impact on the player rankings. Allowing attacking top-order batter Iyer to jump to the 18th position on the list of batters. Iyer hit three unbeaten half-centuries in India’s 3-0 win over Sri Lanka in February. Totaling 204 runs at a strike rate of 174.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Iyer’s teammate, jumped three spots to 17th in the bowler rankings.

Pathum Nissanka of Sri Lanka scored an impressive 75 in the second game of the series. Propelling him six places to ninth on the rankings, while former India captain Kohli, who was rested for the series, fell five places to 15th.

Mohammad Waseem of the UAE is the other big mover and shaker in T20I cricket this week. With the bat, his unbeaten century against Ireland in the final of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Qualifier A helped him climb to 12th place. That is the highest T20I ranking by any UAE batter, surpassing Shaiman Anwar’s 13th place achieved in 2017.

Lahiru Kumara of Sri Lanka has entered the top 40 bowlers for the first time after taking five wickets in the series against India.

Top Bowlers ICC T20I rankings

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Zahoor Khan of the UAE (up 17 places to joint-42nd) and Ireland’s Josh Little were also successful in T20 World Cup Qualifier A. (up 27 places to join-49th).

Rohan Mustafa’s bat-and-ball exploits have propelled him to sixth place among all-rounders, just one spot below his career high of fifth in February 2020.

South African quick Kagiso Rabada jumped three places to third in the Test rankings after an impressive performance against hosts New Zealand.

Rabada took 10 wickets in the two-match series, including a magnificent 5/60 in the first innings of the second Test, which helped the Proteas to a crucial 198-run victory.

Kyle Jamieson (down two spots to fifth) and Tim Southee (down one spot to sixth) both lost ground in the bowler rankings, with Australia captain Pat Cummins and India veteran Ravichandran Ashwin continuing to lead the way.

Rabada took 10 wickets in the two-match series, including a magnificent 5/60 haul in the first innings of the second Test, which helped the Proteas to a crucial 198-run victory.

Kyle Jamieson (down two spots to fifth) and Tim Southee (down one spot to sixth) both lost ground in the bowler rankings, with Australia captain Pat Cummins and India veteran Ravichandran Ashwin continuing to lead the way.

Marnus Labuschagne remained the top-ranked Test batter, with New Zealander Devon Conway jumping six places to 17th after scoring 92 in the second innings of the second Test against South Africa.

Rashid Khan, the veteran spinner, reclaimed his spot in the top 10 for bowlers in the ODI rankings

Following the series, Rashid moved up six spots to ninth, while teammate Mehidy Hasan Miraz dropped two spots to seventh.

Liton Das of Sri Lanka was the leading run-scorer in the ODI series between Bangladesh and Afghanistan, and he is now ranked 32nd in his career with the bat.

Trent Boult continued to be the top-ranked ODI bowler, while Pakistan right-hander Babar Azam led the batters.

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