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After the ODI series played between India and Sri Lanka, the new rankings have been announced by the ICC. Meanwhile, Indian team captain Rohit Sharma has benefited tremendously. India's vice-captain Shubman Gill suffered minor injuries. Pakistan's Babar Azam's number one position is still intact and it does not seem to be in danger in the near future.
Rohit Sharma has moved to second place in the ICC ODI rankings
Babar Azam of Pakistan is at the top in the new rankings released by ICC. Babar Azam's current ranking is 824. India's Rohit Sharma has now jumped one place to second place. His rating has now become 765. At the same time, Shubhman Gill has lost one place and he has directly reached third place from second. Its rating has fallen to 763. That is, Rohit and Shubman are almost equal, any player can win at any time.
Virat Kohli is at fourth place
India's Virat Kohli is now at number four. However, his rating has decreased slightly. Kohli's rating has now become 746. Ireland's Harry Tector also has the same rating. He is in joint fourth place with Kohli. New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell remains at number six with 728 rating. David Warner remains at number seven with 723 rating. Sri Lanka's Pathum Nissanka has also gained one place. Now he has come to number eight with 708 rating.
David Malan also suffered minor injuries
England's David Malan has lost one place. Now he has come to number nine with 707 rating. While South Africa's Rossi Vander Dussen is at number 10 with 701 rating. Team India players have not played any ODI match for a long time. In such a situation, there will be no change in its rating at the moment. It remains to be seen what effect this has on the rating of other players playing.