India and Sri Lanka players have improved their rankings significantly in the latest ICC T20I rankings released for the first time since the Asia Cup. Sri Lanka won the Women's Asia Cup for the first time beating seven-time champions India in the summit clash in Dambulla.
The rankings of all teams have been updated across the formats with results from May 2021 only being considered. The results between May 2021 and May 2023 get 50% weightage while the ones in last 12 months get 100% weightage.
While Indian batsman KL Rahul retained the second spot in batsmen's rankings, Ashton Agar made heavy inroads after his impressive performances against South Africa.
Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan have all moved up in the latest T20I Rankings, while Afghanistan spinner Mujeeb ur Rahman entered the top-10 after good show in the tri-series.
Leg-spinner Chahal moves to the second spot with career-high 706 rating points while off-spinner Sundar, who was named Man of the Series took the 31st spot in latest ICC T20I rankings with 496 points.
The men in green are a fraction of points ahead of Australia who registered an emphatic win in the recently-concluded T20 tri-series also featuring New Zealand and England.
Both Australia and Pakistan are on 126 points but when the points are rounded off, the Kangaroos finish on 125.65 points, 0.19 points behind Pakistan who aggregate 125.84 points.
New Zealand are now standing on 126 points, while the T20 world champions Windies have dropped from 120 points to 115 points in the fifth position.
India have leapfrogged England, New Zealand and the West Indies to move from fifth to the second position in the list, which is led by Pakistan with 124 points.
Pakistan holds the edge over arch-rivals India as they sit comfortably at number three spot in the latest ICC T20I rankings.
Dubai, Dec 29: India, who began the series against England and Pakistan at third place with 120 points, had the opportunity to become the No.1 ranked team in the ICC T20I championship table if it
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