He has been at the top of the table for the seventh day.
With Joe Root advancing past Kane Williamson to the top of the ICC ranking for the ninth time, Joe Root will be back in the top 10. In the first pitches of the Birmingham Test against West Indies, Root scored the match-winning 87. Although England did score runs down the purchase with Jamie Smith nearly scoring a decade, he was the only top six player with more than 20. The quarterback wicketkeeper-batter was also among the great movers in the rankings, going up 31 areas to No. 64.
Root's fall is the most notable update of its kind, and he oversaw a bigger milestone during the Test by surpassing Brian Lara's Test match record of 11 533 to become the game's seventh-highest run-getter ever. At 12, 207, Root has the most runs among active Test cricketers with Steven Smith (9685 ) and Virat Kohli (8848 ) behind him. His debut at the top of the Ashes set was in August 2015, and he next rose there in June 2023 as a result of his excellent play.
England quickly bowling Mark Wood's Player-of-the-Match achievement of 7 for 92 lifted him into the top 20 of the ball positions for the first time in his profession.
In the people's T20I Rankings, India opening Yashasvi Jaiswal is again at No. 4 after assigning 80 works at a strike price of 178 in the three-match set against Sri Lanka which his part won 3-0.
Shubman Gill moved up 16 spots to a career-best 21st place. The series two highest scorers, the Sri Lankan pair of Pathum Nissanka (up 11 places to 15th ) and Kusal Perera (up 40 places to joint-63rd ) are the others to move up the batting rankings. India legspinner Ravi Bishnoi, who has been ranked No. 1 T20I bowling in the past, is back in the best 10.
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