ICC ODI Rankings, Kohli moved from fourth to third position: Three Indians in top-4

ICC ODI Rankings, Kohli moved from fourth to third position: Three Indians in top-4, Gill remains on top, Siraj slipped one place in bowling.

Virat Kohli has 791 rating points in the latest ODI rankings.

Team India's star batsman Virat Kohli has moved from fourth to third position in the ICC ODI rankings. Three batsmen from India are included in the top-4 of the latest ODI batting rankings released on Wednesday. Shubman Gill remains at number one. Virat and Rohit have gained one place each. Virat has moved from fourth to third, while Rohit has moved from fifth to third. At the same time, Pakistan's Babar Azam remains at second position. In the World Cup 2023, Kohli scored a total of 765 runs, which included 3 centuries.

South Africa's Keshav Maharaj remains on top in the bowling rankings, while India's Mohammed Siraj has lost one place. He has come from second to third position. Australia's Josh Hazlewood has moved from third to second position.

Daryl Mitchell has advantage in batting
India's Shubman Gill remains at number one among batsmen. New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell has gained one place. He has moved from 7th to 6th. At the same time, Australian opener David Warner has lost one place.

4 Indians in top 10 bowling rankings
India's Mohammed Shami has entered the top-10 in the bowling rankings, he is at number ten. There are four Indians in the top-10 in the rankings, along with Shami and Siraj, Jasprit Bumrah is at number four and Kuldeep Yadav is at number six. Kuldeep has slipped from fifth to sixth position, whose rating points (667) are equal to Afghanistan's Rashid Khan. At the same time, Pakistan's pacer Shaheen Afridi has moved from 10th to 9th.

Shakib on top among all-rounders, Jadeja lost one place
Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan is on top in the all-rounder rankings. Mohammad Nabi is at second position and Sikandar Raza remains at third position. Here too there is Rashid Khan and he is in fourth position. Jadeja is the only Indian in the top-10, he lost one place and has now moved from 9th to 10th.