Babar Azam drops six spots to reach Test-takers ' eighth spot.
England's No. After leading England 1-0 at Old Trafford against Sri Lanka with scores of 56 and 32, Harry Brook moved up three spots to be ranked third in the ICC Test positions for batters. Kane Williamson and Daryl Mitchell are the only Test bowlers who have remained in the lead.
Brook overtook Babar Azam, Steven Smith and Rohit Sharma, with Babar dropping six spots to seventh following a beautiful bird and 22 in Pakistan's first always Test lost to Bangladesh, in Rawalpindi. With results of 171 not out and 51, Mohammad Rizwan, one of Pakistan's few bright spots in that test, moved up seven places to get ranked alongside Ali Khawaja in the top 10. Saud Shakeel, the various Pakistan soldier from that match, gained one location to achieve 13th.
Bangladesh's warrior from their traditional Test gain, Mushfiqur Rahim, achieved a career-high standing following his 191 to get seven areas and move to 17th.
Sri Lanka's left-arm spin Prabath Jayasuriya moved up one place to seventh among Examine bowlers after his drag of five wickets in Manchester, while Chris Woakes gained one place among Examine allrounders to move to ninth, Woakes even climbed in the bowlers ' rankings to get placed 16th, after his match figures of 6 for 90.
Pooran, Hosein, Motie gain in T20I rankings
After sweeping South Africa 3-0, Nicholas Pooran, a West Indies international, moved up three places to ninth in the T20I bowlers, while his team-mates Akeal Hosein and Gudakesh Motie, who were also in second and third, moved up three places, behind only Adil Rashid, who leads England in terms of bowling.
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