Top ten batsman list in all formats, men's ICC ranking March
Top 10 men's Batting Rankings In all Formats for the month of March
Pakistan skipper Ba bar Adam, riding on one of the best innings of his cricketing career against Australia in the second Test at Karachi, has made massive gains in the latest ICC Men's Test Player, Ranking for batters released on Wednesdays moving up three spots to NO 05 on the chart
Three Indian Cricketers Rohit Sharma (7th), Virat Kohli (9th) and Rishabh Pant (10th) have maintained their position in the ranking for batters, which is led by Australia's Marcus, Labuschagne and followed by England Skipper Joe Root.
TEST
Marcus, Labuschagne - AUS
Joe Root - Eng
Steve Smith - AUS
Kane Williamson - NZ
Ba bar Adam - Park
Dilute - SL
Rohit Sharma - Ind
Travis Head - AUS
Virat Kohli - Ind
Rishabh Pant - Ind
ODI
Ba bar Adam - Park
Virat Kohli - Ind
Quinton de Kock - SA
Rohit Sharma - Ind
Aaron Finch - AUS
Lassie van - SA
Jonny Bairstow - Eng
David Warner - AUS
Father Haman man - Park
Joe Root - Eng
T20I
Ba bar Adam - Park
Mohammed Riswan - Park
Aiden Mark ram - SA
David Alan - Eng
Devon Conway - NZ
Aaron Finch - AUS
Lassie van - SA
Martin Guptill - NZ
Nissan - SL
Lakes Rahul - Ind
The Pakistan skipper was at his glorious best against Australia during the second Test of the series in Karachi. Batting for almost two days, Ba bar played a marathon knock of 196 in 425 deliveries as Pakistan pulled off a sensational draw. The performance has seen Ba bar gain three spots, moving up to No.5 in the rankings chart.
Other star performers with the bat from the same match – Mohammad Rizal and Usman Khadija – have also taken a massive, a massive, leap. Rizal has moved up six spots, to be joint No.11 alongside David Warner, after his knock of 104* in the second innings. Usman Khadija, who scored 160 and 44* in Karachi, moves up eleven spots to No.13.
West Indies skipper Craig Bathwater is another big mover, gaining sixteen spots up to No.27 after scoring 160 and 56* in the second Test against England in Barbados.
In the bowling charts, Shaheen Afraid has moved down one spot to No.6 after struggling in the Karachi Test, picking up only two wickets in the match. Mitchell Star, who picked up three scalps in the first innings, moves up one place to No.15.
In the all-rounders' chart, Jason Holder has dropped to No.2 after struggling during the second Test in Barbados. Holder picked up only one wicket and aggregated 12 runs in the match.
Australian skipper Pat Cummins has moved up one spot to No.8 after aggregating three wickets and scoring 34* in the first innings of the Karachi Test.
In the ODI charts, South African players are the big gainers after their seven-wicket win against Bangladesh in the second match in Johannesburg. Quinton de Kock, who scored a blistering 41-ball 62 moves up one place to No.3 in the batting charts.
Kagiso Ramada, who picked up his second ODI five-wicket haul, moves up five places to No.8 in the bowling rankings, breaking into the top 10.
There is some good news for Bangladesh, though, as Melody Hasan gains four places in the all-rounders' rankings after a knock of 38 and picking up one wicket in the second ODI.
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