Babar Azam: Babar Azam’s record of 834 points is 36 points ahead of David Malang in the impact assessment.
Pakistan captain, Babar Azam has helped overtake British David Malan in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021 for the second consecutive century to take the top racket position in the ICC Men’s T20I Player Rankings.
Babar Azam, who led the 2009 champion to the semifinals 51 against Afghanistan and 70 against Namibia, is the sixth leader in his career.
The 27-year-old reached his first top spot on January 28, 2018.
He is currently number one in ODI. Babar’s 834 rating points are 36 points higher than David Malan’s, but after winning 65 against England on May 5, 2019, in Cardiff.
Malan has been at the top since November 29th last year.
The performance of England in the tournament is also reflected on the leaderboard, with both opening players Jos Buttler and Jason Roy rising in the latest weekly updates.
Babar’s best career remains at 896 rating points.
Buttler climbed eight spots to finish in the top nine of his career. After defeating his first T20I 100 against Sri Lanka. Meanwhile, Roy climbed 5 spots to 14th place.
Meanwhile, Sri Lankan leg spinner Wanindu Hasaranga topped the bowling chart for the first time. In his career after winning three tickets twice in a row against South Africa and England.
He will replace Tabraiz Shamsi of South Africa, who has been in command since April 10th this year.
The four best bowlers in the ranking were all wrist spinners. With British Adil Rashid overtaking Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan to third with the highest 730 points in his career.
One of the rapidly rising pace bowlers finished in 7th place in Anrich Nortje, South Africa, with 18 slots. At the top of the all-rounder table, Mohammad Navi caught up with Shakib Al Hasan with 271 points.
Hasaranga is fourth on this list.
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