ICC Annual T20 Rankings – India No.1 T20 Team in World: Rohit Sharma led Indian T20 Team has finished they year as No.1 T20 international team in the World. India solidified their position at the top of the MRF Tyres ICC Men’s T20I Team Rankings following the annual update on Wednesday, 4 May: Follow Indian Cricket Team LIVE Updates & ICC Ranking Updates with InsideSport.IN

India No.1 T20 Team in World: India’s lead over England on the top of the charts has extended to five rating points, from one previously. The new rankings reflect all T20I series completed since May 2019, with those completed prior to May 2021 weighted at 50 per cent and subsequent series weighted at 100 per cent.
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ICC Annual T20 Rankings: Rohit Sharma led India RETAINS No. 1 Position in ICC Men’s T20 Rankings, England finish as No. 2 & Pakistan at NO.3

CURRENT MRF TYRES ICC MEN’S T20I TEAM RANKINGS

ICC Annual T20 Rankings: Rohit Sharma led India RETAINS No. 1 Position in ICC Men’s T20 Rankings, England finish as No. 2 & Pakistan at NO.3

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India on 12 Match Winning Streak in T20 Internationals: India have been in brilliant form in the format. They have won all of their 12 Internationals post the disappointment at ICC T20 World Cup in UAE.

India have seen off New Zealand, West Indies and Sri Lanka on home turf. After Rohit Sharma took over from Virat Kohli following the global event last year – India hasn’t lost a single T20 Game.

England are on second place with 265 rating points. Pakistan round up the top three with 261 rating points.

South Africa, ranked fourth, have made a jump of one spot – maintaining their old rating points (253).

T20 World Cup champions Australia could only finish 5th in the Annual update of ICC rating points (251).

New Zealand have dropped two places to No.6, losing five rating points (250). West Indies (240 points) remain on the seventh spot.

Bangladesh (233 points) and Sri Lanka (230 points) have both gained one position in the chart to occupy the eighth and ninth positions respectively. Afghanistan have dropped down two places, rounding out the top ten after losing six rating points (226).

Portugal are the biggest overall gainers in the annual update, gaining eleven points (54). This has seen them jump five places in the charts, moving up to the 45th position.

Overall, the number of ranked teams has dropped down to 72 from 91, with each team being required to play a minimum of six rated matches since May 2019.

Annual ICC Rankings: Australia are No. 1 in Tests, India remain on top in T20Is, NZ are No. 1 ranked ODI team

ICC Annual Test Rankings: India were a good nine points behind Australia in the annual Test rankings released by ICC on Wednesday

“Australia have increased their lead over second-placed India from one to nine rating points while Pakistan have overtaken England to fifth position in the ICC Men’s Test Team Rankings following the annual update carried out today,” the ICC release stated.

“India have also gained a point to move to 119 while England have had the biggest decrease of nine points as their 4-1 series win over India in 2018 is now dropped from the rankings. England’s 88 rating points is their lowest since 1995,” the release added.

Australia, who beat England 4-0 in the Ashes in January, have moved from 119 to 128 rating points in the annual update that drops the 2018-19 season and reflects all series completed since May 2019.

ICC Annual ODI Rankings: In the updated ODI rankings, New Zealand remain on top but their lead over England is reduced from three to one point.

The gap between England and third-placed Australia has increased from seven to 17 points.

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