Top 10 youngest players to become No.1 in ICC rankings in any format
Image Source : GettyGeorge Lohmann became number 1 in ICC Test rankings when he was 8288 days old in 1888.
Image Source : Twitter/ICCEngland all-rounder Ian Botham topped ICC Test all-rounders' rankings in 1978 when he was 8239 days old.
Image Source : GettyIndia's Maninder Singh became number 1 in ICC ODI rankings in 1987 when he was 8228 days old.
Image Source : GettyLegendary Australia batter Don Bradman was on top of ICC Test rankings at age of 8219 days in 1931.
Image Source : GettyWest Indies' Gary Sobers topped ICC Test batting charts at age of 8191 days in 1959.
Image Source : TwitterKagiso Rabada of South Africa became number one bowler in ODIs in 2017 when he was 8040 days old.
Image Source : GettyShakib Al Hasan was on top of ICC all-rounders rankings in ODIs at the age of 7976 days in 2009.
Image Source : GettyIndia legend Sachin Tendulkar became the top-ranked Test batsman in ICC rankings in 1994 when he was 7878 days old.
Image Source : GettySaqlain Mushtaq of Pakistan topped the bowling charts in ICC Rankings in 1998 when he was only 7683 days old.
Image Source : GettyRashid Khan became the youngest player to top the ICC ODI rankings among bowlers in 2018 when he was only 7092 days old.
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