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Pant became the second wicketkeeper in the world to score a century in both innings of a Test.
Indian wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant has achieved the best ranking of Test career on Wednesday. They have come to number-7 in the latest Test rankings of ICC. At the same time, Indian captain Shubman Gill has come up 5 places to reach number 20.
Pant scored centuries in both innings of the Leeds Test. He became the second wicketkeeper in the world to score a century in both innings of a Test after Andy Flower. He scored 134 in the first innings and 118 runs in the second innings.
Pant has 801 rating points in the batter rankings. They have benefited from one place. At the same time, captain Gill, who scored 147 runs in the first innings, has a 5 location jump innings with 660 rating points. India had given England a difficult target of 371 runs, which the hosts achieved by losing five wickets.
No change in bowlers ranking The ranking of Test bowlers has not changed much. India’s fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah is at the top. He took 5 wickets in the first innings against England.
Jaspreet Bumrah’s performance in the first innings.
Docket came to number-8 with 5 places jump Man of the Match, playing 62 and 149 runs for England, reached 8th in the rankings with a jump of 5 places. Oli Pope in Docket’s Team Mets (in the 19th position of 3 places) and Jamie Smith (8th place 27th) have also benefited in the rankings.
England veteran batsman Joe Root is the world’s number one Test batsman while his team partner Harry Brook is in second place. Najmul Hussain Shanto of Bangladesh is ranked 29th with a long jump of 21 places thanks to a century in both innings.
Stokes came up 5th position in all -rounders rankings England captain Ben Stokes, who performed impressive with the ball and bat in the first Test, reached the 5th position with three places in the list of Test all -rounder. Mushfiqur Rahim, who scored 163 runs in the first Test in Gaul between Sri Lanka-Bangladesh, is at 28th place in 11 places.
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