Delhi: The update of T20I ranking of batsmen in men’s category was released by the International Cricket Council i.e. ICC on Wednesday. In the latest rankings, the performance of the players of New Zealand and South Africa has been seen, because a five-match T20I series was organized between the two countries. At the same time, there was improvement in the rankings of Indian T20 team captain Suryakumar Yadav and Sanju Samson, who have not played any match after the final of the T20 World Cup.

Surya is still included in the top-10 batsmen of T20I format. However, now he has moved from ninth to seventh position.

Apart from these, Sanju Samson and Harry Brook have also gained 1 place each. Now Samson has moved from 21st to 20th. At the same time, Jos Buttler has moved from tenth to ninth position.

Abhishek Sharma remains on top position

Indian team’s star opener Abhishek Sharma still retains his top position.

There has been no change in the ranking of top-6 batsmen. Tim Seifert and Dewald Brewis have suffered the loss of not playing in the New Zealand vs South Africa T20 series. They have slipped to eighth and tenth positions respectively. Tim Robinson has moved up two places to number 34.

Lockie Ferguson got a big advantage

New Zealand fast bowler Lockie Ferguson has been rewarded for his excellent performance against South Africa.

He has made a huge jump of 12 places. Ferguson is now at number 39. Australian spinner Adam Zampa has seen an improvement of one place in his ranking. Corbin Bosch has gone back one place.

Talking about the ranking of all-rounders, George Linde has slipped from 23rd to 22nd position. He performed well with ball and bat against South Africa. However, captain Mitchell Santner has lost one place, moving from seventh to eighth position. Mohammad Nabi has secured the seventh position.