Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant and Jasprit Bumrah rise to the top of the ICC Test rankings

Virat Kohli, on Wednesday, climbed two places to seventh, after a score of 79-29, in his final test as captain in a five-day format in the final ICC batting standings.

The win-win century Rishabh Pant won the 10th place in the second round of the third round of the decisive series against South Africa, and the fast pelota player Jasprit Bumrah returned six top wickets from Cape Town to the top 10 on the bowling alley.

Kohli decided to step down from the Test captaincy after India lost a three-match series against South Africa 1-2 a day, ending his seven-year tenure in the lead.

In the final update of the week, which includes the hosts winning the South Africa-India series with seven wickets, Keegan Petersen climbed 68 places to 33rd place after winning 72 and 82 games.

He had the most races to win the series player award, his 276-run aggregate helped him climb up after starting the series in 158th place.

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Temba Bavuma (seven more places to 28) and Rassie van der Dussen (12 places to 43) are the other South African batsmen, and Kagiso Rabada is a fastball player (two places to third) and Lungi Ngidi (six more) . positions 21) have also made significant progress.

Australian Travis Head has secured his fifth-best place in the league after playing as a Player of the Match in the fifth game of the Ashes series against England.

Head, who finished 101 points in Hobart’s first innings, finished with 357 runs in the series, also winning the Player of the Series award, advancing seven places to fifth place with Rohit Sharma of India.

Head’s best previous ranking was the 10th place he occupied last month.

Cameron Green is a very nice Australian player to win the Australian series 4-0 and help him move up to second in the WTC points table after another 146 race victory.

Green moved up 23rd place after a 66th aggregate and a score of 74th and 23rd, and rose 13th place on the bowling alley to 62nd place. Scott Boland went from 49th to 43rd with four wickets in the game.

England’s starting player Zak Crawley has nine places after scoring 68. 18 and 36 respectively. Among the bowlers, Stuart Broad rose two places to 12th place, after finishing with six wickets per game, Ollie Robinson (one place up to 24th place) and Mark Wood (seven places up to 31st) also advanced.

In the ODI rankings that take into account the performance of the last two games of the West Indies-Ireland series and the first two games of the Sri Lanka-Zimbabwe series, Irishman Andy McBrine has won 17 places to enter the top 10 with two. four extremes.

Indian spinner Akeal Hosein has risen two places to joint-59.

In other major moves, Zimbabwean Sean Williams has advanced eight places after scoring 40 to 100 and 40 and Sri Lankan batsman Kariyawasa Asalanka’s 71 and 23 strokes have helped him rise 16 places to 52.