Urdu Report Desk
Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed has become the world’s No. 1-ranked T20I bowler after overtaking Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan in the latest ICC rankings.
Abrar moved into first place with 736 rating points, while Rashid Khan dropped to second with 735 points. Australia’s Adam Zampa climbed one spot to third with 700 points.
Pakistan Bowlers in the Rankings
Pakistan’s Mohammad Nawaz retained eighth place with 658 rating points. Salman Mirza slipped one spot to 18th with 636 points, while Shaheen Afridi dropped one place to 33rd with 602 points.
Usman Tariq made notable progress, climbing two places to 57th with 524 points. Sufiyan Muqeem moved up one spot to 63rd with 510 points.
Haris Rauf also gained two places, reaching 86th with 448 rating points.
Latest ICC T20I Bowling Rankings
- Pakistan — Abrar Ahmed — 736 points
- Afghanistan — Rashid Khan — 735 points
- Australia — Adam Zampa — 700 points
- England — Adil Rashid — 695 points
- Australia — Nathan Ellis — 675 points
- England — Jamie Overton — 674 points
- India — Varun Chakaravarthy — 671 points
- Pakistan — Mohammad Nawaz — 658 points
- Sri Lanka — Wanindu Hasaranga — 656 points
- India — Jasprit Bumrah — 651 points
Sahibzada Farhan Retains Third Place in Batting Rankings
In the T20I batting rankings, Pakistan opener Sahibzada Farhan retained third place with 848 rating points. India’s Ishan Kishan and Abhishek Sharma occupy the first and second positions, respectively.
Saim Ayub climbed two places to 39th with 560 points, while Babar Azam also moved up two spots to 41st with 555 points.
Salman Ali Agha remained in 45th place, while Fakhar Zaman retained 72nd position.
Latest ICC T20I Batting Rankings
- India — Ishan Kishan — 904 points
- India — Abhishek Sharma — 893 points
- Pakistan — Sahibzada Farhan — 848 points
- England — Harry Brook — 793 points
- England — Jos Buttler — 789 points
- South Africa — Dewald Brevis — 789 points
- England — Phil Salt — 775 points
- Sri Lanka — Pathum Nissanka — 757 points
- India — Tilak Varma — 726 points
- Australia — Mitchell Marsh — 706 points
