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ICC Test Rankings: Steve Smith replaces Kane Williamson for No 3 spot, Kyle Jamieson moves into Top 3 amongst bowlers

ICC Test Rankings: Steve Smith replaces Kane Williamson for No 3 spot, Kyle Jamieson moves into Top 3 amongst bowlers

ICC Test Rankings: Steve Smith, Kyle Jamieson make gains-  From Ashes to IND vs SA to NZ vs BAN, the latest ICC Rankings has witnessed new changes at the top of the bowling & batting rankings. Steve Smith has overtaken Kane Williamson to be the new No.3 while India Test captain Virat Kohli managed to […]

ICC Test Rankings: Steve Smith, Kyle Jamieson make gains-  From Ashes to IND vs SA to NZ vs BAN, the latest ICC Rankings has witnessed new changes at the top of the bowling & batting rankings. Steve Smith has overtaken Kane Williamson to be the new No.3 while India Test captain Virat Kohli managed to stay in the top 10 by the narrowest of margins. Meanwhile, Kyle Jamieson made gains after an impressive spell against Bangladesh. Follow ICC test Rankings latest updates on InsideSport.IN

ICC Test Rankings: Steve Smith replaces Kane Williamson for No 3 spot, Kyle Jamieson moves into Top 3 amongst bowlers

Steve Smith – Australians now hold the top and third spots on the MRF ICC Test batting rankings, with only Joe Root separating Marnus Labuschagne (remaining in top spot) and Steve Smith, who has leapfrogged Kane Williamson to enter the top three.

Labuschagne’s 28 and 29 were enough to distance himself from Joe Root, who made 0 and 24, while in South Africa, captain Dean Elgar’s courageous and match-winning knock of 96* has seen him jump four places into tenth.

Kyle Jamieson- On the bowling side, Kyle Jamieson’s match figures of (6/114) has led to an eight-spot jump, while Kagiso Rabada’s six wickets have seen him jump a spot to fifth.

 Outside of the top ten, there were a number of big movers.

After twin hundreds in the fourth Ashes Test at the SCG, Usman Khawaja has rocketed back into the Test batting ranking fray, re-entering at 26th.

The left-hander made 137 and 101* across the two innings at the ground he made his Test debut 11 years ago, though the Australians were unable to take the last wicket for victory in the fourth Ashes Test.

Across the Tasman Sea, a number of batters made moves from New Zealand’s second Test match against Bangladesh.

Liton Das (up 17 places to 15th) and Devon Conway (up 18 places to 29th) were the main movers with the bat, while Ebadot Hossain (up 17 places to 88th) to and Shoriful Islam (up 34 places to 104th) were the notable climbers on the bowling side of the rankings.

In the ODI rankings, Irish and West Indies players made moves after the two teams faced of in Jamaica earlier in the week.

Andrew Balbirnie made a move of five places to 35th after making a fifty in his side’s defeat to the hosts, with Harry Tector jumping eight places to his highest ranking of 62nd following his score of (XXX). West Indies captain Kieron Pollard moved up to 86th on his return to the fifty-over game, with Shamarh Brooks, the Player of the Match, entering at 218th.

On the bowling side, left-arm orthodox bowler Akeal Hosein has continued to show his mettle in the international game, climbing three places to 61st after (XX). On the other side Mark Adair jumped 15 places to 99th, with Curtis Campher moving 16 places to 169th.

ICC Test Rankings: Steve Smith replaces Kane Williamson for No 3 spot, Kyle Jamieson moves into Top 3 amongst bowlers

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