The ICC’s New Test Rankings Big Changes & New No.1 Player !

“Harry Brook Becomes the World’s Top Test Batter”

Harry Brook is Now No.1!
Harry Brook from England scored 158 runs in the Edgbaston Test and became the world’s number 1 Test batsman, taking the spot from his teammate Joe Root.

Joe Root Now Second
After losing 18 points, Joe Root moved to 2nd place in the rankings.

Shubman Gill’s Career Best
India’s captain Shubman Gill played two amazing innings – 269 and 161 runs – and jumped to 6th place, his best ever!

Big Moves by Jamie Smith
England’s Jamie Smith hit 184* and 88 runs, moving up 16 places to rank 10 in the world.

Vyan Mulder Shines
South Africa’s Vyan Mulder scored an unbeaten 367 runs against Zimbabwe. He almost broke Brian Lara’s record!
Now he is ranked 3rd among Test all-rounders.

Ravindra Jadeja Still No.1 All-Rounder
India’s Ravindra Jadeja remains on top in the Test all-rounder category.

Bumrah Holds No.1 Bowling Spot
India’s fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah is still the top Test bowler, even after taking a break.

Mohammed Siraj Climbs the Chart
India’s Mohammed Siraj played well against England and moved up 6 spots to rank 22 in Test bowling.

Main Points:

Harry Brook from England scored 158 runs in the Edgbaston Test and became the world’s No. 1 Test batsman, overtaking teammate Joe Root.
Joe Root dropped to 2nd place in the rankings after losing 18 points.
Shubman Gill, India’s captain, scored 269 and 161 runs, reaching 6th place, his career-best ranking.
Jamie Smith of England scored 184 and 88*, moving up 16 places to reach 10th in the world.
Vyan Mulder from South Africa scored an unbeaten 367 against Zimbabwe, nearly breaking Brian Lara’s record, and is now ranked 3rd among Test all-rounders.
Ravindra Jadeja of India remains the No. 1 Test all-rounder.
Jasprit Bumrah holds the No. 1 spot in Test bowling, even after taking a break.