England captain Harry Brook has jumped five places to a career-best fourth in the latest ICC men's T20I batting rankings after a strong series against Sri Lanka. Brook scored 170 runs across the three-match series, including an unbeaten century in the opening T20I, to climb the ladder in the revised rankings.

Brook is right behind India's Ishan Kishan, who tops the charts of T20I batting rankings. Abhishek Sharma and Sahibzada Farhan hold second and third, respectively. Brook's England teammate Jos Buttler also climbed two spots after hitting two half-centuries in the series to finish fifth.

Harry Brook moves into top 15 across all three formats

Harry Brook surges up the rankings in ODI and Test while Abrar Ahmed tops the T20I chart Brook's recent performance has sent him on a rise in the rankings as well. His 67 in the first ODI against Sri Lanka helped him climb up to the 12th position in the ODI batting list.

Meanwhile, he retains his number one position in the Test rankings and is placed at the fourth spot in the T20I rankings.

Brook could become the first player in the world to feature in the top 10 in all three formats of the game.

The right-handed batsman leads the Test rankings and is placed at the fourth position in the T20I rankings. Brook is at the 12th spot in the ODI rankings, which means he is not in the top 10 in any of the three formats.

Abrar Ahmed reigns at the top of the T20I bowling rankings

Apart from Brook, there was also a change at the number one spot in the T20I bowling rankings as Pakistan's leg-spinner Abrar Ahmed displaced Afghanistan's Rashid Khan.

Rashid had a poor outing in the third T20I match against India as he managed to take just one wicket for 43 runs. Ahmed, on the other hand, climbed up to the first position in the T20I rankings for the first time in his career.

England's pace bowler Jamie Overton also made a significant jump as he moved up by 47 positions to claim the sixth spot in the T20I rankings. Overton was the best bowler for England as he picked five wickets in three T20I matches against Sri Lanka. He also gave away just 58 runs in the three matches.

Sikandar Raza jumps up the ODI all-rounders rankings

Zimbabwe's all-rounder Sikandar Raza has moved up the ODI all-rounders rankings after a brilliant ODI series against Australia.

He has moved to the second position in the list, displacing Bangladesh's Mehidy Hasan Miraz.

Raza played three matches against Australia and scored 57, 45, and 81 in the three ODIs. In addition, he also picked three wickets in the series. He is now placed below Afghanistan's Azmatullah Omarzai, who is at the top of the ODI all-rounders rankings.

Raza played three matches against Australia and scored 57, 45, and 81 in the three ODIs. In addition, he also picked three wickets in the series. He is now placed below Afghanistan's Azmatullah Omarzai, who is at the top of the ODI all-rounders rankings.