India Dominates ICC Rankings Despite Kohli's Absence from Top Spot

The latest ICC rankings showcase India's cricketing prowess, with Shubman Gill topping the ODI charts while Virat Kohli surprisingly ranks fourth. Jasprit Bumrah leads in Test bowling, and Smriti Mandhana shines in women's cricket. However, concerns arise as Bumrah will only play three Tests against England due to injury. Explore the full rankings and India's dominance across formats.
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India Dominates ICC Rankings Despite Kohli's Absence from Top Spot

India's Stellar Performance in ICC Rankings

The latest ICC rankings reveal significant advancements for Team India and its players. Surprisingly, Virat Kohli, renowned for his prowess in the 50-over format, has not secured the top position, landing instead in fourth place. Meanwhile, Shubman Gill, India's emerging star, has claimed the number one spot in the ODI rankings, with Pakistan's Babar Azam and India's ODI captain following closely behind.


Currently, India is at the forefront of international cricket, boasting top-ranked players across various formats. Shubman Gill leads as the No. 1 in Men’s ODI batting, showcasing his exceptional form. Jasprit Bumrah stands out as the No. 1 in Men’s Test bowling, establishing himself as the premier bowler in Test cricket. Additionally, Ravindra Jadeja is recognized as the No. 1 Men’s Test all-rounder, demonstrating his all-around capabilities. In T20Is, Hardik Pandya is the No. 1 Men’s T20I all-rounder, proving crucial in shorter formats. On the women's side, Smriti Mandhana holds the title of No. 1 ODI batter, reflecting her dominance in women's cricket.


Ranking Overview

Category Player Rank
Men’s ODI Batting Shubman Gill No. 1
Men’s Test Bowling Jasprit Bumrah No. 1
Men’s Test All-Rounder Ravindra Jadeja No. 1
Men’s T20I All-Rounder Hardik Pandya No. 1
Women’s ODI Batting Smriti Mandhana No. 1
ICC Men’s ODI Team Ranking India No. 1
ICC Men’s T20I Team Ranking India No. 1


Concerns Regarding Bumrah's Availability

Jasprit Bumrah, the world’s top Test bowler, has announced that he will participate in only three out of five Test matches against England, starting June 20 at Headingley, Leeds. This decision comes after he sustained an injury during the Sydney Test in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25. To prevent further injuries, he has been advised to minimize his workload.