Jasprit Bumrah drops further, Sonal Dinusha makes massive 29-spot jump after 3 hundreds in SL vs IND 2026 Test
Matt Henry rises to second among bowlers as Sonal Dinusha reaches a career-best 25th after two hundreds against Sri Lanka, ICC said.
- On Wednesday, ICC Test rankings shifted as India captain Shubman Gill slipped two places to ninth among batters and Jasprit Bumrah dropped one spot to third among bowlers, while New Zealand's Matt Henry leapfrogged Bumrah to claim second place.
- In the Indian camp, Dhruv Jurel's unbeaten 115 propelled him from 83rd to 65th, while Devdutt Padikkal jumped five places to 54th following twin centuries against Sri Lanka.
- Sri Lanka performers also advanced from the recently concluded IND-SL series, with Sonal Dinusha reaching a career-best 25th after two hundreds and Pasindu Sooriyabandara surging 170 places to 74th with scores of 80 and 92.
- Spearheading England's decisive 2-0 lead over Pakistan in the ICC World Test Championship, fast bowlers Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue ascended the rankings, with Robinson grabbing eight for 35 across both Tests.
- Pakistan batter Saud Shakeel gained 15 places to 18th following a second-innings 97, while Robinson's series progress of 22 places has elevated him to fifth, near his career-best ranking.
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Shubman Gill, Jasprit Bumrah slip in ICC Test rankings; Devdutt Padikkal moves up
India captain Shubman Gill slipped two places to ninth among Test batters, while New Zealand’s Matt Henry moved ahead of Jasprit Bumrah into second among bowlers after the latest ICC rankings update.
Shubman Gill and Jasprit Bumrah have been shocked in the latest ICC Test rankings. Gill has slipped two places to 9th and Bumrah has gone down one place. At the same time, Devdutt Padikkal took the lead and secured 54th position among Indians.
Shubman Gill, Jasprit Bumrah slip; Devdutt Padikkal moves up in ICC Test rankings - The Tribune
Captain Shubman Gill slipped two positions among batters and Jasprit Bumrah dropped one spot down among bowlers, while Devdutt Padikkal rose up to the 54th spot among Indians in the latest ICC Test rankings released on Wednesday. Gill, who returned with only one half-century across three innings on the Sri Lanka tour, slipped two positions […]
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