Pakistan’s right-arm fast bowler Naseem Shah and wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan rose in the ICC Test cricket rankings.
Naseem Shah & Mohammad Rizwan rise in ICC Tests
Rizwan reached 17th and Naseem 37th. Interestingly, the 21-year-old passed Barbadian Kyle Mayers, who was 38th. Pakistan’s right-arm fast bowler Naseem Shah and wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan rose in the ICC Test cricket rankings.
Rizwan reached 17th and Naseem 37th. Interestingly, the 21-year-old passed Barbadian Kyle Mayers, who was 38th. After an impressive second Test against South Africa, West Indies fast bowler Jayden Seales was ranked 13th by the ICC, his career-best.
Seales led the match with nine wickets. He rose 13 ranks to become the Windies’ top Test bowler after his outstanding effort. Spinners Jomel Warrican and Gudakesh Motie both rose two spots to 52nd and 64th. Fast bowler Shamar Joseph rose 11 ranks to 54th, boosting Windies bowling presence.
Wiaan Mulder, Proteas’ Player of the Match, rose 27 positions to 65th following six dismissals against West Indies. After his performance against Windies, off-spinner Dane Piedt rose nine ranks to 66th.
Jason Holder, the former West Indies captain, came in 60th after scoring an unbeaten 54 in one innings. Holder was 17th in all-rounders.
Scott Edwards’ ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 efforts placed him 26th in the ODI batting rankings. Aaron Jones of the US and Vikramajit Singh of the Netherlands rose 11 and nine ranks in the batting rankings, respectively.
