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Lahore: Shakib Al Hasan has regained the number one spot in the Reliance ICC Player Rankings for ODI All-rounders after inspiring Bangladesh to its first bi-lateral series victory over India on Wednesday.
Prolific 28-year-old Shakib scored 123 runs in the three-matches (52, 51 not out and 20) while also claiming three wickets for 99 runs (including a best performance of two for 33 in the first ODI in Mirpur) to cap a fine all-round display which also helped move Bangladesh to seventh position in the Reliance ICC ODI Team Rankings.
The recently completed series, which Bangladesh won 2-1, also saw the emergence of 19-year-old Mustafizur Rahman who, in his debut series, was the highest wicket-taker. He claimed 13 wickets for 150 and is set for a bright career after an impressive start.
India’s Ravichandran Ashwin has moved up two places into 10th position in the Reliance ICC Players Rankings for ODI Bowlers after claiming six wickets for 118 runs in the series. Ashwin is now just 12 points behind South Africa’s Morne Morkel, while Shakib has retained his eighth place ranking. Bangladesh medium pacer Taskin Ahmed also moved up eight places into 96th. India duo Akshar Patel and Suresh Raina are the other notable risers for India and have both gained five points each to move to 71st and 95th positions respectively.
In the Reliance ICC Player Rankings for ODI Batsmen, India opener Shikhar Dhawan was the leading run-getter in the series and his 158 runs included scores of 30, 53 and 75, though Kane Williamson’s productive performances in the other series mean that Dhawan dropped a place to seventh, though he holds a sizable 43-point advantage over his captain MS Dhoni who is in eighth place after scoring 121 runs in the series, including a highest score of 69. Suresh Raina has also improved his ranking by two places to 18th. Bangladesh batsman Soumya Sarkar has vaulted 15 places to a career high 51st after scores of 54, 34 and 40 and other notable movers include Shakib (up two places to 31st) and Nasir Hossain (up three places to 38th).
England v New Zealand
Meanwhile, following England’s thrilling 3-2 series victory over New Zealand which concluded earlier this week, a number of players on either side have made significant gains.
In the Batting ranks, Williamson’s tally of 396 runs in the five matches (featuring scores of 93, 118, 90, 50 and 57) have seen the 24-year-old Tauranga man move up one place to sixth in the Batting Rankings and now lies just seven points behind Sri Lanka’s Tillikaratne Dilshan. Ross Taylor has moved up two places into ninth after scoring 375 runs (119 not out, 110, 42, 47 and 17).
Joe Root’s 274 runs, including two centuries and a fifty, has seen the in-form Yorkshire man move up five places to 11th, while his team-mate Jos Buttler has also moved up nine places to 17th after scoring 183 runs in four matches. However the stand-out performer with the bat for the hosts was inspirational captain Eoin Morgan whose tally of 322 runs in the series (including three half-centuries and a top score of 113 in the fourth ODI), has helped vault him 15 places to 30th.
Steven Finn’s eight wickets for 283 has boosted his position by two places to 13th in the Bowling rankings, however the biggest movers on either side were Black Caps pace bowler Matt Henry (up 22 places to 43rd) and England’s Ben Stokes (up 19 places to a career high 93rd).
Reliance ICC ODI Player Rankings (as on 25 June, after Bangladesh-India and England-New Zealand series):
Batsmen (top 10)
Rank (+/-) Player Team Pts Ave HS Rating
1 ( – ) AB de Villiers SA 902! 53.65 902 v NZ at Auckland 2015
2 ( – ) K. Sangakkara SL 860 41.98 861 v Sco at Hobart 2015
3 ( – ) Hashim Amla SA 828 55.26 901 v Eng at Trent Bridge 2012
4 ( – ) Virat Kohli Ind 802 50.66 886 v Ban at Fatullah 2014
5 ( – ) T. Dilshan SL 793 39.65 802 v Sco at Hobart 2015
6 (+1) K. Williamson NZ 786 47.41 789 v Aus at Auckland 2015
7 (-1) Shikhar Dhawan Ind 777 44.41 794 v SA at Melbourne 2015
8 ( – ) MS Dhoni Ind 734 52.24 836 v Aus at Delhi 2009
9 (+2) Ross Taylor NZ 732 43.03 736 v Eng at Southampton 2015
10 (-1) Glenn Maxwell Aus 720 35.05 724 v Pak at Adelaide 2015
Selected rankings
Rank (+/-) Player Team Pts Ave HS Rating
11 (+5) Joe Root Eng 697 42.36 712 v NZ at Trent Bridge 2015
15 (-3) Rohit Sharma Ind 680 39.20 693 v Ban at Mirpur 2015
17 (+9) Jos Buttler Eng 665 34.02 680 v NZ at Edgbaston 2015
18 (+2) Suresh Raina Ind 662 36.18 669 v Eng at Dharamsala 2013
21 (-4) M. Rahim Ban 652 31.16 663 v Pak at Mirpur 2015
22 (-1) Martin Guptill NZ 645 39.72 684 v Zim at Napier 2012
26 (-4) B. McCullum NZ 625 30.30 685 v Eng at Auckland 2013
28 ( – ) Tamim Iqbal Ban 615 31.35 637 v WI at Khulna 2012
30 (+15) Eoin Morgan Ire/Eng 602 36.72 690 v Aus at The Oval 2010
31 (+2) Shakib Al Hasan Ban 600 35.23 683 v Pak at Mirpur 2012
38 (+3) Nasir Hossain Ban 569 34.08 585 v Zim at Bulawayo 2013
40 (-5) Ajinkya Rahane Ind 563 30.63 591 v UAE at Perth 2015
45 (-9) Luke Ronchi Aus/NZ 555 28.13 617 v SL at Christchurch 2015
51 (+15) Soumya Sarkar Ban 539*! 40.58 539 v Ind at Mirpur 2015
68 (+4) Ambati Rayudu Ind 481* 39.35 500 v SL at Ranchi 2014
88 (+18) Sabbir Rahman Ban 434*! 35.09 434 v Ind at Mirpur 2015
Bowlers (top 10)
Rank (+/-) Player Team Pts Ave HS Rating
1 ( – ) Mitchell Starc Aus 783! 18.33 4.70 783 v NZ at Melbourne 2015
2 ( – ) Imran Tahir SA 734* 20.51 4.35 735 v SL at Sydney 2015
3 (+2) Trent Boult NZ 727* 24.08 4.64 738 v Eng at The Oval 2015
4 (-1) Dale Steyn SA 717 25.57 4.81 746 v Ind at Durban 2013
5 (-1) Sunil Narine WI 709 26.49 4.10 791 v SL at Jamaica 2013
6 (-1) M. Johnson Aus 693 25.26 4.83 724 v Ban at Darwin 2008
7 ( – ) Saeed Ajmal Pak 682 22.73 4.18 810 v SA at Centurion 2013
8 ( – ) Shakib Al Hasan Ban 680 28.32 4.30 717 v Zim at Chittagong 2009
9 (+1) Morne Morkel SA 666 23.98 4.90 717 v SL at East London 2012
10 (+2) Ravi. Ashwin Ind 654 31.40 4.82 691 v SL at Hambantota 2012
Selected rankings
Rank (+/-) Player Team Pts Ave HS Rating
13 (+2) Steven Finn Eng 617 28.72 5.05 755 v NZ at Auckland 2013
21 (-4) B. Kumar Ind 579 36.66 4.65 657 v WI at Dharamsala 2014
22 (-3) Ravindra Jadeja Ind 578 33.49 4.85 738 v Zim at Bulawayo 2013
23 (-3) Tim Southee NZ 573 31.65 5.33 638 v Eng at Wellington 2015
26 (-10) Umesh Yadav Ind 568 31.85 5.79 600 v Ban at Melbourne 2015
28 (-5) M. Mortaza Ban 562 30.93 4.73 653 v Zim at Mirpur 2009
43 (+22) Matt Henry NZ 504* 23.60 5.60 506 v Eng at Trent Bridge 2015
49 (-4) Chris Jordan Eng 489* 30.64 5.84 513 v SL at Colombo (RPS) 2014
50 (-15) M.McClenaghan NZ 487 28.45 6.13 603 v SL at Christchurch 2015
71 (+5) Akshar Patel Ind 438* 27.33 4.61 441 v Eng at Perth 2015
93 (+19) Ben Stokes Eng 396*! 33.34 6.27 396 v NZ at Durham 2015
96 (+8) Taskin Ahmed Ban 392* 26.85 5.52 405 v Ind at Mirpur 2015
97 (+5) Suresh Raina Ind 384 48.05 5.04 396 v SL at Cuttack 2014
All-rounders
Rank (+/-) Player Team Pts HS Rating
1 (+1) Shakib Al Hasan Ban 408 453 v Zim at Chittagong 2009
2 (-1) T. Dilshan SL 404 415 v Sco at Hobart 2015
3 ( – ) Angelo Mathews SL 378 427 v Eng at Colombo (RPS) 2014
4 ( – ) James Faulkner Aus 361*/ ! 361 v NZ at Melbourne 2015
5 ( – ) M. Hafeez Pak 343 438 v Ind at Kolkata 2013
