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Bravo, Roach and Rampaul on the move in ODI rankings

| | Aug 27, 2014, at 02:17 am
Dubai, Aug 26 (IBNS) The West Indies' 3-0 series win against Bangladesh has seen its players march up the Reliance ICC ODI Player Rankings.

A record-breaking third-wicket partnership between Denesh Ramdin and Darren Bravo saw the West Indies beat Bangladesh by 91 runs in St. Kitts on Monday to win the third and final ODI of the series.

Bravo and Ramdin put up 258 runs for the third wicket, which is not only the highest third-wicket partnership in ODIs but also the highest partnership for the West Indies for any wicket.

The batsmen made individual contributions of 124 and 169 to West Indies’ total of 338, and have been rewarded with promotions in the Reliance ICC Player Rankings for ODI Batsmen. Bravo has jumped 15 places to land on 34th, while the player of the match and the series, Ramdin, has catapulted 24 places to a career-best 75th position.

For Bangladesh, Tamim Iqbal has reason to cheer as he moved up five places to 31st. Tamim, who scored a total of 118 runs in the three matches, is the fourth highest run-scorer of the series and the highest run-scorer for Bangladesh.

Sunil Narine remains the highest ranked bowler from either side in the ICC Players Rankings for ODI Bowlers. He is firm on second position, 21 ratings points behind number one ranked Saeed Ajmal of Pakistan.

However, Ravi Rampaul has vaulted 13 places to 17th position following his performance of four for 29 in the third ODI. He is also the second highest wicket-taker of the series, having claimed seven victims for 98 runs in the three matches, three wickets behind Bangladesh’s Al-Amin Hossain who took 10 for 170.

On the back of his performance, Al-Amin has broken into the top 100 for the first time in his career, vaulting 24 places to 96th place.

For his one for 48 in the match and four for 115 in the series, Kemar Roach has also benefitted on the rankings table. He has moved up four places to occupy 16th spot.

Meanwhile, in the Reliance ICC ODI Team Rankings, the series win has seen the West Indies, ranked eighth, gain two ratings points to 96 to close in on New Zealand, which sits in seventh position with 98 ratings points.

Bangladesh, on the other hand, has conceded two ratings points to drop to 69, while retaining ninth spot. It now leads Zimbabwe, in tenth position, by 14 ratings points. A loss to Australia on Monday in the opening match of the triangular series also involving South Africa has seen Zimbabwe drop one ratings point to 55.

There has not yet been any change at the top of the table, even as the top six teams are currently playing ODI cricket. But with the margin of difference between the teams being so small, some movement can be expected in the coming days.

To find out exactly how forthcoming series will affect the Rankings Table, please click here. The ODI and T20I Rankings tables, unlike the Test Rankings Table, are updated after every match.

Forthcoming matches:

Sri Lanka v Pakistan

27 August – Second ODI, Hambantota

30 August – Third ODI, Dambulla

Tri-series in Zimbabwe

27 August – Australia v South Africa, Harare

29 August – Zimbabwe v South Africa, Harare

31 August – Zimbabwe v Australia, Harare

2 September – Australia v South Africa, Harare

4 September – Zimbabwe v South Africa, Harare

6 September - Final

England v India

27 August – Second ODI, Cardiff

30 August – Third ODI, Nottingham

2 September – Fourth ODI, Birmingham

5 September – Fifth ODI, Leeds

Reliance ICC ODI Team Rankings (as on 26 August, after the ODI series between West Indies and Bangladesh and the first ODI of the triangular series in Zimbabwe)

Rank   Team              Rating    

1          Australia           115

2          India                 112

3          South Africa     111

4          Sri Lanka         111

5          England           109

6          Pakistan           102

7          New Zealand    98

8          West Indies      96

9          Bangladesh      69

10        Zimbabwe        55

11        Afghanistan    42

12        Ireland             33

(Developed by David Kendix)

Rank     (+/-)       Player                  Team     Points    Ave        HS Rating

   1         ( - )        Hashim Amla      SA         870       55.61     901 v Eng at Trent Bridge 2012

   2         ( - )        AB de Villiers     SA         869       49.36     885 v SL at Hambantota 2014

   3         ( - )        Virat Kohli          Ind         868       52.16     886 v Ban at Fatullah 2014

   4         ( - )        George Bailey     Aus        851*     51.90     856 v Eng at Adelaide 2014

   5         ( - )        K Sangakkara      SL          817       40.34     853 v Afg at Mirpur 2014

   6         ( - )        MS Dhoni            Ind         771       53.28     836 v Aus at Delhi 2009

   7         ( - )        TM Dilshan         SL          738       37.87     767 v Pak at Sharjah 2013

   8         ( - )        Quinton de Kock SA         730*!    49.31     730 v Zim at Bulawayo 2014

   9         (+1)       Ross Taylor         NZ         713!      40.07    713 v Ind at Wellington 2014

  10        (+1)       Shikhar Dhawan  Ind         712*     41.77     736 v WI at Kanpur 2013

  11        (-2)        Misbah-ul-Haq    Pak        706       44.07     744 v SL at Fatullah 2014

  12        ( - )        Kane Williamson NZ         688!      39.51    688 v Ind at Wellington 2014

  13        ( - )        Shane Watson      Aus        673       41.06     773 v SL at Hambantota 2011

  14        (+1)       Ahmed Shehzad  Pak        658       34.73     670 v Ban at Mirpur 2014

  15        (-1)        Michael Clarke    Aus        657       44.66     750 v SL at Melbourne 2008

  16        (-1)        M Hafeez             Pak        649       30.97     665 v Ban at Mirpur 2014

  17        ( - )        Umar Akmal        Pak        645       38.23     702 v Afg at Sharjah 2012

  18        ( - )        Eoin Morgan       Ire/Eng  639       39.02     690 v Aus at The Oval 2010

  19        ( - )        Martin Guptill     NZ         635       39.16     684 v Zim at Napier 2012

  20=      (+2)       Angelo Mathews SL          634!      37.43    634 v Pak at Hambantota 2014

              (+10)     Glenn Maxwell    Aus        634*!    37.57     634 v Zim at Harare 2014

Selected Rankings

Rank     (+/-)       Player                  Team     Points    Ave        HS Rating

  22        (-2)        Alastair Cook      Eng        625       38.03     752 v Aus at Lord's 2012

  23        (-2)        Ian Bell                Eng        621       37.16     702 v Ind at Edgbaston 2007

  24        (-1)        Rohit Sharma      Ind         618       35.69     672 v WI at Kochi 2013

  30        (-1)        Brendan Taylor   Zim        589       33.22     667 v NZ at Napier 2012

  31        (+5)       Tamim Iqbal        Ban        582       29.87     637 v WI at Khulna 2012

  32        (-1)        Jos Buttler           Eng        580*!    32.73     580 v SL at Edgbaston 2014

  33        (+2)       M Jayawardene   SL          579       32.98     738 v WI at Colombo (RPS) 2001

  34        (+15)     Darren Bravo       WI         578       32.45     588 v Ind at Kanpur 2013

  36        (-2)        Mushfiqur Rahim              Ban        577       28.26     588 v Pak at Mirpur 2014

  47        (+3)       James Faulkner   Aus        540*     46.45     546 v Eng at Brisbane 2014

  54        (+2)       Ravindra Jadeja   Ind         522       33.50     530 v Afg at Mirpur 2014

  75        (+24)     Denesh Ramdin   WI         478!      24.96    478 v Ban at St Kitts 2014

Bowlers

Rank     (+/-)       Player                  Team     Points    Ave        Econ      HS Rating

   1         ( - )        Saeed Ajmal        Pak        785       22.25     4.14      810 v SA at Centurion 2013

   2         ( - )        Sunil Narine        WI         764       26.49     4.10      791 v SL at Jamaica 2013

   3         ( - )        James Anderson  Eng        706       28.69     4.94      719 v SA at The Oval 2013

   4         ( - )        Dale Steyn           SA         693       25.98     4.83      746 v Ind at Durban 2013

   5         ( - )        Ravindra Jadeja   Ind         666       32.58     4.71      738 v Zim at Bulawayo 2013

   6=       (+1)       Ryan McLaren     SA         663       25.47     5.05      681 v Zim at Bulawayo 2014

              (-1)        Clint McKay        Aus        663       24.37     4.78      709 v Eng at Cardiff 2013

   8         (+2)       Mitchell Johnson Aus        662       25.79     4.84      724 v Ban at Darwin 2008

   9         (-1)        L Tsotsobe           SA         654       24.96     4.75      743 v NZ at Auckland 2012

  10=      (-1)        Morne Morkel     SA         646       23.75     4.83      717 v SL at East London 2012

              (+1)       M Hafeez             Pak        646       35.57     4.06      769 v Ind at Kolkata 2013

  12        ( - )        Kyle Mills           NZ         633       26.74     4.72      722 v Aus at Melbourne 2009

  13        ( - )        James Tredwell   Eng        627*!    24.98     4.76      627 v SL at Edgbaston 2014

  14        ( - )        S Senanayake      SL          622*     34.82     4.62      629 v SA at Colombo (RPS) 2014

  15        ( - )        Rangana Herath   SL          621       32.75     4.39      703 v SA at Pallekele 2013

  16        (+4)       Kemar Roach       WI         617       26.85     4.90      650 v Pak at St Lucia 2013

  17        (+13)     Ravi Rampaul      WI         612       29.16     5.06      628 v Ind at Ahmedabad 2011

  18=      ( - )        Tim Southee        NZ         607       31.52     5.20      633 v Eng at Lord's 2013

              ( - )        R Ashwin             Ind         607       32.91     4.90      691 v SL at Hambantota 2012

  20        (-3)        Shakib Al Hasan  Ban        602       28.92     4.30      717 v Zim at Chittagong 2009

 

Selected Rankings

 

Rank     (+/-)       Player                  Team     Points    Ave        Econ      HS Rating

  21        (-5)        Junaid Khan         Pak        598       25.39     5.08      655 v SL at Abu Dhabi 2013

  22        ( - )        Angelo Mathews SL          597       35.33     4.52      649 v Ind at Trinidad 2013

  23        (-2)        Lasith Malinga    SL          590       27.25     5.21      675 v Ban at Colombo (RPS) 2007

  24        ( - )        B Kumar              Ind         587*     37.32     4.74      628 v Aus at Nagpur 2013

  27        (-4)        Abdur Razzak      Ban        567       29.29     4.56      679 v Zim at Bulawayo 2013

  28        (-1)        Xavier Doherty    Aus        565       38.96     4.73      592 v Eng at Lord's 2012

  29        (+8)       Mohammad Irfan Pak        564*     26.97     4.68      584 v SA at Abu Dhabi 2013

  31        (-2)        M Shami              Ind         561*     28.96     5.82      583 v SL at Fatullah 2014

  34        (-2)        Ajantha Mendis   SL          554       20.33     4.48      648 v NZ at Colombo (RPS) 2011

  35        (+4)       M Mortaza           Ban        547       31.24     4.69      653 v Zim at Mirpur 2009

  43        (+4)       James Faulkner   Aus        530*!    29.72     5.70      530 v Zim at Harare 2014

  46        (+3)       Mitchell Starc     Aus        514*     19.48     5.01      543 v WI at Canberra 2013

  47        (-3)        Dwayne Bravo     WI         513       29.30     5.39      601 v SA at Antigua 2010

  48        (-2)        Darren Sammy    WI         505       44.92     4.56      599 v Can at Jamaica 2010

  51        (+3)       Jason Holder        WI         489*!    27.82     5.18      489 v Ban at St Kitts 2014

All-rounders

Rank     (+/-)       Player                  Team     Points    HS Rating

   1         ( - )        M Hafeez             Pak        419       438 v Ind at Kolkata 2013 

   2         (+1)       Angelo Mathews SL          378!       378 v Pak at Hambantota 2014

   3         (-1)        Shakib Al Hasan  Ban        361       453 v Zim at Chittagong 2009

   4         ( - )        Ravindra Jadeja   Ind         348       378 v Eng at Edgbaston 2013

   5         ( - )        Shane Watson      Aus        333       433 v WI at St Lucia 2012

 

Selected Rankings

 

Rank     (+/-)       Player                  Team     Points    HS Rating

   8         (+2)       James Faulkner   Aus        286*/*! 286 v Zim at Harare 2014

  11        (+1)       JP Duminy           SA         261       268 v Zim at Bulawayo 2014

  21        (+5)       Glenn Maxwell    Aus        217*/*! 217 v Zim at Harare 2014

  24        (+5)       Sunil Narine        WI         209*/ !  209 v Ban at St Kitts 2014

  30        (+1)       Mitchell Johnson Aus        195       273 v SL at Hambantota 2011

  33=      (+1)       L Tsotsobe           SA         180*/    194 v NZ at Potchefstroom 2013

 

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