KL Rahul moved up to 4th in the ICC T20 rankings, but Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma remain unchanged.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar, the best-placed Indian bowler, was 20th on the bowling chart after dropping a run. While speed spearhead Jasprit Bumrah lost two places to 26th.

KL Rahul has climbed to fourth place in the ICC T20 batters Rankings, which were released on Wednesday. Virat Kohli and India’s new white ball skipper Rohit Sharma remained at 10th and 11th, respectively.

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Bhuvneshwar Kumar, the best-placed Indian bowler, was 20th on the bowling chart after dropping a run. While speed spearhead Jasprit Bumrah lost two places to 26th.

There are no Indians on the all-list. rounder’s India, on the other hand. Hasn’t played in a T20 International in a long time.

After leading the West Indies to a series-deciding 17-run victory over England at Bridgetown, left-arm spinner A. Hosein and fast bowler Jason Holder have reached career best rankings in bowling.

In the most recent weekly update of the men’s rankings. Hosein has risen 15 places to 18th place, based on his performance in the series’ final three matches. Following a four-for-thirty haul, he finished with six wickets in three matches.

ICC T20 rankings: KL Rahul moved up to 4th Spot

Holder, the all-rounder and former captain, has climbed three places to 23rd with a big gain of 20 rating points after capturing four wickets in four balls to finish with match stats of five for 27 and a score of nine wickets in those three matches.

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Sheldon Cottrell (up ten places to 31st) is another West Indian bowler who has moved in the rankings, while England spinner Moeen Ali (up three places to 32nd) and Liam Livingston (up 33 places to 68th) have also risen.

Nicholas Pooran has risen eight places to 18th in the hitters’ rankings after hitting 113 runs in three matches, including a 70-run knock. While Brandon King (up 25 places to 58th) and West Indies captain Kieron Pollard (up 15 places to 60th) have also progressed.

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