Ravichandran Ashwin holds second place in the balls in the overall standings of the ICC Test

On Wednesday, seasoned Indian touring player Ashwin Ravichandran held his second place in both the ICC Men’s Test Players Rankings, for bowling and all.

Ravindra Jadeja managed to hold on to her third place on the All-Test list.

Patrons Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli also maintained their positions in the Test batting table, fifth and seventh, respectively.

While Rohit has 797 rating points in his chain, Kohli has collected 756 points.

The batting board is led by Australian Marnus Labuschagne (915 points) and is led by England captain Joe Root (900) and relegated New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson (879) from third place to Steve Smith (877).

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Rohit, David Warner, Kohli, Dimuth Karunaratne, Babar Azam and Travis Head make up the top 10.

Among the test balls, Ashwin is the only Indian in the top 10 with a stable second place with 883 rating points.

Australia Test captain Pat Cummins remains in the team, and Pakistan’s left arm Shaheen Shah Afridi finished third ahead of Tim Southee and James Anderson.

Australia Test debut Scott Boland also made his first appearance for his excellent work on the Boxing Day Test for the ICC Men’s Test Player Rankings.

As a result of six out of seven in England’s second inning on Tuesday, the 32-year-old Victoria is in 74th place with 271 points.

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Boland finished with a seven-game winning streak in an introductory blow and secured a 14-run victory for Australia.

In the list of test players, Indian pair Ashwin (360) and Jadeja (346) are below Indian leaders Jason Holder (382).

Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan is fourth, while Mitchell Starc is fifth ahead of Ben Stokes.

The Test Team rankings are leading India with 124 rating points, with New Zealand and Australia taking second and third place. respectively.

England is fourth ahead of Pakistan.