Indian cricketer Shubman Gul has defeated Babar Azam from the upper part of the ICC men’s Cricket One -Day batting standing.
He again claimed to be the first in the batting rankings after scoring a century against England in Ahmedabad earlier this week after earning it during the 2023 Cricket World Cup earlier this week.
Babar holds the next position while India’s Rohit Sharma is in third position.
Once again, New Zealand -based Daryl Mitchell found Sri Lankan -based Charitar Aslanka at the eighth, and Mohammad Rizwan of Pakistan is lying in the fifteenth.
There was another major jump by Salman Agha of Pakistan, now ranked 48th, which won 24 slots.
In the meantime, Sri Lanka’s Mahesh Thakashana has disarmed Rashid Khan of Afghanistan and is now bowler in ODIs.
Although Sri Lanka was not included in the national teams that were involved in the Champions Trophy, the excellent behavior against Australia won the Sri Lankan bowler.
Rashid came in second, while Kuldeep Yadav of India came in fourth.
In the all -rounders category, Mohammed Nabi of Afghanistan is at the summit behind entering Mitchell Sentner in New Zealand’s six.
The run -up of the 2025 Champions Trophy included a change in the ranking of the global enmity stage, in which all stars want to mark their mark.
