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Virat Kohli was last out of the top-20 Test rankings in 2014.
India’s Virat Kohli is out of the top-20 and Rohit Sharma is out of the top-25 in the ICC Test Batsmen Rankings. Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill gained in the latest rankings released on Wednesday. Whereas Ravichandran Ashwin reached fifth place in bowlers ranking.
New Zealand jumped one place to number 5 in the Test team rankings. The team pushed Sri Lanka back. Australia is at first place and India is at second place.
Ravindra Jadeja remains on the top in the list of all-rounders. R at second place. This is Ashwin.
Virat is at number 22 Virat Kohli could score only one fifty in the home Test series against Bangladesh and New Zealand. He scored 192 runs in 10 innings at an average of 21.33. Due to weak performance in 5 consecutive Tests, Virat lost 8 places and reached 22nd position.
Virat was out of the top-20 Test rankings after 10 years, the last time he was out of the top-20 was in 2014 due to poor performance against England. In the same year, he returned to the top-10 by scoring 4 centuries in Australia. Now India is going to tour Australia once again from 22nd November.
Virat Kohli has been able to score only one fifty in the last 5 tests.
Rohit reached 26th position, Pant got advantage Rohit Sharma also suffered a loss in the batsmen’s rankings, moving from 24th to 26th. India’s wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant entered the top-10, reaching sixth position. Shubhman Gill also jumped 4 places to reach 16th position.
Yashasvi Jaiswal remains the top Indian among test batsmen. However, after the New Zealand series, he also lost one place and reached fourth position. England’s Joe Root is at first and New Zealand’s Kane Williamson is at second.
Ashwin loss among bowlers After the Test series against Bangladesh, India’s Jasprit Bumrah was first and Ravichandran Ashwin was second in the bowlers’ rankings. After the New Zealand series, Bumrah reached third position and Ashwin reached fifth position. However, Ravindra Jadeja jumped 2 places to reach sixth position. Kagiso Rabada of South Africa remains at first place and Josh Hazlewood of Australia remains at second place.
Jadeja has been the top all-rounder for two and a half years India’s Ravindra Jadeja is still on top in the all-rounder rankings. Ravichandran Ashwin is at number two, while Axar Patel slipped to number 8. Jadeja became the number-1 Test all-rounder for the first time in 2017, he regained the first position in March 2022. Jadeja has remained at number one since then.
India is the top team in ODI and T-20 Even after losing the Test series against New Zealand 0-3, India remains at second position in the team rankings. Australia is on top. New Zealand moved up one place to fifth place. Team India remains the top team in ODI and T-20.
Kohli is being searched on the internet Indian batsman Virat Kohli received a lot of congratulations on social media on his birthday on 5th November. After which many people searched him online. Now even after ranking he was searched. If we look at the Google trends of the last 30 days, it is clear that the graph of searching for Kohli has increased rapidly. See Google Trends below…
Source- Google Trends
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