Rishabh Pant’s impressive 99 in the first Test against New Zealand propelled him to sixth place in the ICC Test batting rankings, surpassing teammate Virat Kohli. Meanwhile, Yashasvi Jaiswal continues to be India’s highest-ranked batter at number four. England’s Joe Root maintains his stronghold at the top of the rankings.
Pakistan has experienced a significant drop in the ICC Test rankings, falling to eighth place after suffering a historic series loss to Bangladesh. This is their lowest rating point since 1965, marking a major setback for the team. Meanwhile, Bangladesh has climbed to fourth place in the World Test Championship cycle.
Pakistan’s first-ever series loss to Bangladesh has seen them plummet to eighth in the ICC Test rankings, their lowest rating points since 1965. The defeat also impacts their World Test Championship standing, while Bangladesh rises to fourth.
Virat Kohli has climbed two spots to eighth place in the latest ICC Test rankings, while captain Rohit Sharma dropped to sixth. Young Yashasvi Jaiswal also moved up to seventh. England’s Joe Root remains the top-ranked Test batter, while teammate Harry Brook made a significant jump after strong performances against Sri Lanka.
