ICC Rankings: Shreyas, Shubman, Sanju move up in ODI ratings; Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma slip

Williamson
has
moved
into
the
top
10
after
his
98
not
out
while
Latham
has
galloped
10
places
to
reach
18^th
position
after
smashing
an
unbeaten
145
off
104
deliveries.

Their
unbroken
fourth
wicket
stand
helped
NZ
overhaul
a
total
of
306
with
2.5
overs
to
spare.

Indian
stalwarts
Rohit
Sharma
and
Virat
Kohli
have
dropped
behind
Australia’s
Steve
Smith
(at
a
career-best
sixth
place)
and
England’s
Jonny
Bairstow
(seventh)
as
they
are
not
part
of
the
ODI
squad
in
New
Zealand.

Shreyas
Iyer
(up
six
places
to
27^th),
Shubman
Gill
(up
three
places
to
34^th)
and
Sanju
Samson
(up
10
places
to
82^nd)
have
moved
up
the
list.

Afghanistan’s
wicketkeeper-batter
Rahmanullah
Gurbaz,
who
notched
up
half-centuries
in
a
winning
cause
in
their
first
ODI
against
Sri
Lanka
and
in
the
abandoned
second
match,
has
progressed
21
places
to
48^th
in
the
latest
weekly
update.

Other
batters
to
improve
their
rankings
include
players
from
teams
playing
in
the
ICC
Men’s
Cricket
World
Cup
League
2
–
Namibia’s
Gerhard
Erasmus
(up
eight
places
to
39^th),
Papua
New
Guinea’s
Assad
Vala
(up
nine
places
to
43^rd)
and
Monank
Patel
of
the
USA
(up
five
places
to
44^th).

New
Zealand
pacers
Lockie
Ferguson
(up
five
places
to
32^nd)
and
Tim
Southee
(up
two
places
to
34^th)
have
moved
up
the
bowlers’
rankings
after
finishing
with
three
wickets
each
in
the
first
ODI
while
Matt
Henry
is
now
in
the
top
five.

Sri
Lanka
leg-spinner
Wanindu
Hasaranga
is
a
major
gainer
after
grabbing
three
wickets
in
the
two
matches,
moving
up
six
places
to
27^th.

With
a
knock
of
66
to
show
in
the
first
game,
he
is
also
up
20
places
to
102^nd
among
batters
and
is
now
eighth
in
the
list
of
all-rounders.