Rohit Sharma leads the pack for India at second place, closely followed by rising star Shubman Gill in third. Virat Kohli, one of the modern-day greats, holds fourth position, showcasing the depth of India's batting talent. Leading the Indian charge is Virat Kohli, who remains a consistent performer in ODI cricket. ICC ODI Batsman Rankings for Indian Players

Player	Rating	Career Best	Overall Rank
Rohit Sharma	765	882	2
Shubman Gill	763	847	3
Virat Kohli	746	909	4
Shreyas Iyer	658	710	14
KL Rahul	644	674	18
Ishan Kishan	519	625	56
Hardik Pandya	425	561	96

Kohli's combination of elegance, technique, and temperament has made him a linchpin of India's batting lineup. Hot on his heels is Rohit Sharma, India's ODI captain, whose penchant for converting starts into mammoth scores keeps him firmly within the top ranks. Sharma's ability to score double centuries in ODIs makes him a fearsome opponent.

Captain Rohit Sharma leads the Indian pack, sitting at 2nd position with 765 rating points. Known for his masterful timing and ability to play long innings, Sharma's career-best rating of 882 came in 2019 against Sri Lanka. Close behind, in 3rd place, is young Shubman Gill, whose rise in international cricket has been rapid. With 763 rating points, Gill has proven his ability to score runs consistently across formats. His career-best of 847 was achieved earlier in 2023 against Australia. The legendary Virat Kohli continues to hold his place among the elite, ranked 4th with 746 points. Kohli's career-best rating of 909 remains one of the highest in ODI history, reflecting his dominance over the years. Despite stepping away from captaincy duties, Kohli's influence on the Indian team remains unmatched.

 Further down the list, Shreyas Iyer (14th) and KL Rahul (18th) represent India's middle-order strength. Iyer, with a rating of 658, and Rahul, with 644, have played crucial roles in stabilizing India's innings in high-pressure situations.

Ishan Kishan, ranked 56th, brings explosive power to India's top order, with a rating of 519. Meanwhile, all-rounder Hardik Pandya, ranked 96th with 425 points, adds finishing power to India's batting lineup. Pandya's all-round capabilities make him a key player for India in both batting and bowling.