ICC Men’s ODI Bowler Ranking: ICC Has released the new ranking of bowlers for ODI matches. It is a matter of happiness for Team India that Indian bowler Mohammad Siraj has again reached the number one position in this ranking. In the final match of Asia Cup, Mohammed Siraj had given a huge blow to the Sri Lankan team in Colombo and the entire team was out for 50 runs. Mohammad Siraj Had taken six wickets for 21 runs in this match.
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Congratulations to @mdsirajofficial on becoming the No.
ranked bowler in ICC Men’s ODI Bowler Rankings #TeamIndia pic.twitter.com/ozlGmvG3U0
— BCCI (@BCCI) September 20, 2023
Siraj left Hazlewood, Trent Boult and Mitchell Starc behind
This storm of Mohammad Siraj has taken him straight to the top of the chart of MRF Tires ICC Men’s ODI Bowling Rankings. This place was occupied by Josh Hazlewood. Before this, Mohammad Siraj had captured this ranking for the last time in March 2023. Siraj took 10 wickets in the tournament at an average of 12.2. With his performance, Siraj has jumped eight places in the latest ICC rankings. Not only this, Siraj has left behind Hazlewood, Trent Boult, Rashid Khan and Mitchell Starc.
Josh Hazlewood second place
Siraj has made the number one position in the ICC ODI rankings. After him in this ranking is Josh Hazlewood. Australia’s Josh Hazlewood has slipped one place to number two. He has got 678 ratings, while Siraj has got 694 ratings. Trent Boult has also lost one place, he is in third place with 677 ratings. Afghanistan’s Mujeeb Ur Rahman is at fourth and fifth place in the ICC One Rankings and Rashid Khan is at fifth place. Mitchell Struck of Australia is at sixth place, Matt Henry of New Zealand is at seventh place, Adam Zampa of Australia is at eighth place, Kuldeep Yadav of India is at ninth place and Shaheen Afridi of Pakistan is at 10th place.
Pakistan team on top in ODI ranking
Pakistan is at number one position in the ICC ODI team rankings, while India is at number two with the same rating. There is a difference in the points of both. Pakistan has scored 3,102 points after playing 27 matches, while India has scored 4701 points after playing 41 matches, although the rating of both is 115. Australia’s team is in third place, while South Africa is in fourth place and England’s team is in fifth place.