ICC Test Ranking: Babar achieved the best Test ranking of his career, Babar at number two

ICC Test Ranking: ICC released the Test rankings of batsmen on Wednesday i.e. today. Pakistan captain Babar Azam has achieved a career-best Test ranking and has now moved up to the second spot. Babar Azam had scored three fifties and a century against England, which directly benefited him in the rankings. Babar is currently at number two with 875 points while Australian batsman Marnus Labuschagne is on top with a rating of 936.

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The fight for number two continues between Babar and Australian player Steve Smith.

With this, the fight for number two continues between Babar and Australian player Steve Smith. Smith is just 5 points behind Babar with a rating of 870. England captain Ben Stokes (23) has two while Ollie Pope (28) has got the advantage of one.

On the other hand, England’s Harry Brook, who performed brilliantly against Pakistan, has been successful in making it to the top 50 for the first time. He has gained almost 11 places and has been able to grab the joint 44th position. Let us inform you that, he has also been awarded the ‘Player of the Series’.

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Ranking of Indian batsmen

Talking about Indian batsmen, have also benefited from this ranking. The team’s senior player Cheteshwar Pujara has gained 19th position due to his impressive performance in the first Test against Bangladesh played in Chattogram, after which he reached 16th position. While Shubman Gill has reached number 54 with a gain of 10 places. Gill scored 20 and 110 in the first Test against Bangladesh.

Also, the team’s wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant is at number six in the top 10 with 794 ratings, Rohit Sharma at number nine with 739 ratings, and Virat Kohli at number 12 with 702 ratings.