ICC Rating / Rankings News and Updates

Australia must beat Bangladesh to retain fourth place in Test team rankings.

Umesh Yadav, Pandya, Dickwella also reach career-high rankings in latest update; Chinaman bowlers Kuldeep Yadav and Sandakan move up too.

Team pips Australia to third, raising the stakes for the Ashes tour later this year. SA lost seven rating points.

Ashwin back to second position among bowlers; Pradeep, Maharaj attain career-best rankings.

Stokes and Plunkett earn career-high rankings; Eighth-ranked Pakistan opens up 14-point advantage over ninth-ranked West Indies.

Bangladesh now lead eighth-ranked Pakistan by five points, while it is ahead of ninth-ranked West Indies by 14 points.

South Africa reduces gaps with India to six points, while nine points now separate third-ranked Australia from seventh-ranked Sri Lanka

England rises to second but India and South Africa drop following annual T20I rankings update.

Australia remain on second, while India replace New Zealand on third position and Kiwis slip to fourth.

On Tuesday, India had retained the mace and pocketed $1 million following its 2-1 series win over Australia.

Top-ranked Smith attains career-best rating while Pujara rises to career-high second place.

India win in the second Test assures it top-ranking on April 1 and $1 million cash prize.

South Africa has retained their top ranking after completing a 3-2 series win over New Zealand on Saturday.

South Africa has returned to the top of the MRF Tyres ICC ODI Team Rankings after sweeping aside Sri Lanka 5-0 at Centurion on Friday.

Chahal vaults 92 places after record breaking performance at Bengaluru on Wednesday. Moeen Ali up by 49 places.

The attacking left-hander has attained the top ranking for the first time, leapfrogging AB de Villiers and Virat Kohli.

Australia is currently placed second with 109 points while South Africa is third with 107 points.

Rabada moves ahead of Steyn to become South Africa highest-ranked bowler, New Zealand just a win away from leapfrogging Pakistan into fifth position.

Khawaja, Starc, Wahab attain career-best rankings, while Rahul and Nair make huge gains.

4-0 defeat means England slips behind Australia, Pakistan and South Africa in fifth place.

India Test skipper Virat Kohli has moved up to his career-best third spot in the latest ICC Test Rankings.

New Zealand moves up one slot to sixth position in points table led by India.

Stokes, Shami also attain career-best rankings after Visakhapatnam Test.

Off-spinner career-best haul takes him to his highest rating points - 900.

In ICC T20I Team Rankings, Australia moved from 110 to 114 points to go past England, which has slipped from 116 to 113 after its loss to Pakistan in the one-off T20I.

He leapfrogs R Ashwin and James Anderson to take the top slot

Pakistan has become only the fifth team after Australia, England, India and South Africa to top the ICC Test rankings since these were introduced in 2003.

The 38-year-old Rangana Herath recorded 6 for 81 and 7 for 64 in Colombo Test that has helped his rankings which was released on Thursday morning.

Pakistan rises to second spot while Sri Lanka moves ahead of South Africa in sixth position

Can move to the top spot if Sri Lanka beats number-one ranked Australia by 2-0 or better and West Indies wins or draws the Port of Spain Test against India.

He replace Yasir Shah after returns of 7 for 83 in the second innings of the Antigua. Root moves up to No. 2 among batsmen

Rahat Ali, Chris Woakes, Asad Shafiq and Jonny Bairstow achieve career-best rankings.

South Africa drops behind India in fourth place, West Indies gains six points to widen gap with eighth-ranked Pakistan.

Anderson is the fourth England bowler to top the bowlers' table since Ian Botham first achieved this feat in 1980.

Ravichandran Ashwin (871) trails Stuart Broad (872) by just a point while James Anderson has returned to top three following his 10-wicket haul at Headingley.

In the T20I update, ICC World Twenty20 2016 semi-finalist New Zealand has stormed up the chart to claim number-one position for the first time.

India have slipped six points behind leaders Australia in the latest ICC rankings for Test team, with Pakistan a solitary point behind at third places.

Kohli had entered the ICC World T20 tournament 24 points behind Aaron Finch, but has now opened up a 68-point advantage over the Australian.

Australia reclaim No.1 spot in ICC Test rankings, India set to bag $5 lakh for second place

Kohli gained 47 ratings points to move ahead of Finch with 892 ranking points to his credit. Suresh Raina moved up three places to 13th after his impressive series.

India became the number one side in Twenty20 International following a 3-0 white wash over Australia.

Following England's Test series win, India crept one ranking point up over South Africa and Australia.

The fast bowler climbs above India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin and South Africa paceman Dale Steyn.

New Zealand phenomenon Kane Williamson shot to the top of the Test batting rankings Monday following his match-winning century against Sri Lanka.

Jadeja breaks into the top 10 Test bowlers for the first time while Ashwin No.1 ranked all-rounder.

India has moved into second place in the ICC Test Championship table after winning the four-Test series against South Africa by 3-0.

Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has climbed up to the career-high second spot in recent ICC Player Rankings for Test Bowlers.

Yasir Shah has moved up three places to Number 2 in the latest ICC Test Bowling Rankings, while South African Dale Steyn stay on top.

The series loss to South Africa notwithstanding, India held on to their second spot in the team list, while star batsman Virat Kohli rose up a rung to second in the batsmen's table of the latest ICC ODI cricket rankings.

Finch who played his first matches for Australia since sustaining an injury during the IPL and he displace Joe Root, who was rested for the ODI series, at the No 10 spot.