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Australia opener Travis Head on Wednesday overtook India's Suryakumar Yadav because the primary batsman within the ICC T20 rankings. Suryakumar had been on the primary spot since December 2023, however Head's stellar efficiency within the T20 World Cup has taken him to the highest at the same time as his aspect have been knocked out. Head scored 255 runs with two half-centuries, together with a 76-run knock in opposition to India within the Tremendous Eight competitors. The Australian is 2 factors forward of Suryakumar (842 factors), who has dropped one spot to second spot.
Nonetheless, he has an opportunity to regain the primary spot as India's marketing campaign within the T20 World Cup remains to be alive.
England's Phil Salt and Pakistan's Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan pair are among the many high 5 batsmen.
West Indies' Johnson Charles is the one new participant to enter the highest 10, shifting up 4 locations, whereas Afghanistan star Rahmanullah Gurbaz has dropped one place after rising 5 spots.
Indian quick bowler Jasprit Bumrah has jumped 44 locations to succeed in the twenty fourth place whereas spinner Kuldeep Yadav has additionally climbed 20 locations to succeed in the eleventh place.
Spin all-rounder Axar Patel has moved as much as eighth place and stays the top-ranked Indian bowler.
England's Adil Rashid stays on the high of the bowling rankings however after his stellar efficiency within the T20 World Cup, Rashid Khan has moved as much as second spot whereas Josh Hazlewood has moved up three locations to fourth behind Hasaranga.
Marcus Stoinis has been faraway from the highest spot within the all-rounders' rankings, that too after being at primary for some time. Stoinis has slipped to fourth place, whereas India's Hardik Pandya is third, Afghanistan's Mohammad Nabi is second and Sri Lanka's Wanindu Hasaranga has regained the highest spot.
West Indies' Roston Chase leads the record of all-rounders, leaping 17 locations to twelfth place.
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