ICC Test Rankings: Now this batsman occupies the number 1 position,
ICC Test Rankings: After the Test series played between England and West Indies, the ICC has released the new Test rankings. England captain Joe Root scored a lot of runs during this series. He seems to be getting the benefit of this. Meanwhile, after occupying the number one position for a long time, Kane Williamson has now reached the second position. The special thing is that India’s captain Rohit Sharma and Pakistan’s Babar Azam have benefited in the rankings without playing. Why this happened, we will tell you further.
Joe Root became number one batsman in ICC Test rankings
Former England captain Joe Root has become number one in the new Test rankings released by the ICC. His rating has now increased to 872. He has jumped one place. At the same time, New Zealand’s Kane Williamson has now slipped to second place. His rating is 859. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Babar Azam has again come to third place. His rating is 768. New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell is also at number three with a gain of one place, his rating is also 768. Australia’s Steve Smith has now reached number 4 in the ICC Test rankings with a jump of one place. His rating is 757. India’s captain Rohit Sharma has also gained one place. He has now come to number 6 with a rating of 751.
England’s Harry Brook suffers a big loss
Meanwhile, England’s Harry Brook has suffered a big loss. He has lost four places at once. He has now come straight to number 7. His rating is 749. Rohit Sharma, Babar Azam, Steve Smith and Daryl Mitchell have benefited from Harry Brook coming down so much. Yashasvi Jaiswal of India remains at number 8 with a rating of 740, Damuth Karunaratne of Sri Lanka remains at number 9 with a rating of 739 and Virat Kohli of India remains at number 10 with a rating of 737. There has been no change in their ratings.
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