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Cape Town – Jonny Bairstow of England, Manglul Haque of Bangladesh, and Pakistan's Yasir Shah have made impressive gains in the last standings of the ICC test standings, having contributed to the convincing victories of their teams earlier this year. week.
The 110 and 15 Bairstow were the cornerstone of England's victory over the 42 innings of the Colombian against Sri Lanka, which allowed the visitors to win a 3-0 win in the playoffs. The Caribbean and Yasir recorded 14 wins for the match against 184 for Pakistan, which bounced back to Dubai to tie the game with New Zealand after a 16-round win.
These performances not only earned the three players the rewards of the match, but were also reflected in the latest ranking of players, released Wednesday morning.
Bairstow returned to the top 20 in 16th position after winning six spots, Mominul is now just behind the top 20 in 24th place after climbing 11 spots and Yasir is back in the top 10 in 10th place after having jumped nine places.
A number of other players have improved their rankings, after impressive performances in the tests that have just finished.
In the typing table, which Virat Kohli India continues to dominate, Azhar Ali has climbed three places in 12th place, Kusal Mendis is 20th (eight places), Ben Stokes is 31st (five places), Roshen Silva is 48th (five places) and Shane. Dowrich is 58th (seven places).
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Nicholls is now ranked 17th (three places), Jos Buttler is 18th (three places), Haris Sohail is 38th (33 places), Babar Azam is 39th (24 places) and Ben Foakes 50th (four places).
At the bowlers' table, the Proteas quick launcher Kagiso Rabada became the number one bowler after the Englishman James Anderson lost 1% of his points for missing the Colombo test.
This meant that Anderson had lost nine points and was now eight points behind the South African fast pitcher.
In addition to Yasir, the other bowlers to climb the ladder are: Taijul Islam in 21st position (six places), Stokes in 28th (three places), Devendra Bishoo in 32nd (two places), Adil Rashid to Jack Leach in 41st place, Lakshan Sandakan in 45th place (11 places) and Malinda Pushpakumara in 61st place (15 places).
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