Joe Root re-enters the ICC men’s ODI batting top 10 following a three-match ODI series against India in which he scores strongly and remains unbeaten throughout. After England’s 2-1 series win, Root climbs to No. 8 in the ODI batting rankings, with reports highlighting scores of 76*, 99*, and 74* across the three games. The latest updates also maintain India’s high standing at the top of the ODI chart: Shubman Gill remains second, with Virat Kohli still ranked near the leading spots, while Rohit Sharma holds No. 4 and is reported to have narrowed the points gap after the series. Daryl Mitchell continues to lead the ODI batting rankings at No. 1. Other outlets add that Gill, Rohit, and Kohli inch closer to the top-ranked batters as the rankings update reflects recent performances. One outlet also notes Root’s broader achievement of being ranked in the ODI top 10 and the Test top 10 at the same time. Across sources, the rankings movement is attributed primarily to Root’s unbeaten run in the England–India series and ongoing positioning of India’s top-order batters.
Joe Root returns to ODI top 10 as Rohit Sharma closes gap in ICC rankings
Joe Root re-enters the ICC men’s ODI batting top 10 following a three-match ODI series against India in which he scores strongly and remains unbeaten throughout. After England’s 2-1 series win, Root c...
- Joe Root returns to the ICC ODI batting top 10, reaching No. 8 after England’s ODI series win over India.
- Root remains not out in all three ODIs against India, including scores of 76*, 99*, and 74*.
- Daryl Mitchell continues to lead the ODI batting rankings at No. 1.
- Rohit Sharma is listed at No. 4 and is reported to have closed the points gap with higher-ranked batters.
- Shubman Gill remains second and Virat Kohli remains highly ranked following the latest update.
ENGLAND’S Joe Root has returned to the top ten of the ICC’s ODI batting rankings after dominating the three-match series against India. He produced scores of 76, 99 and 74 without being dismissed even once, and has climbed four places to No. 8. India’s Rohit Sharma remained at No. 4, but closed the gap with […]
3 hours agoMumbai, July 22: Star Indian batsman and captain Shubman Gill has joined England cricket veteran Joe Root in an exclusive club. Both batsmen have become only batters to feature in the top 10 rankings in both the ICC Men's Test and ODI Player Rankings. The achievement came to light after the latest ICC Men's Players Rankings update was released on Wednesday (July 22).Joe Root climbed into the ODI top 10 after his outstanding performances in the three-match ODI series against India. He remained unbeaten in the all three matches and scored 3 half-centuries in the series.Joe Root in the last 6 ODIs: 61 (90). 75 (90). 111* (108). 76* (76). 99* (133). 74* (48). The Indian bowlers were not able to dismiss Joe Root in the series for even a single time.On the other hand, Indian captain Shubman also continued his remarkable run in ODIs. The Indian opener is ranked No.2 in the ODI batting rankings and he is only one rating point behind New Zealand batter Daryl Mitchell. He occupies the seventh position in the Test rankings.'He Has Not Told Us Anything': Shubman Gill Addresses Rohit Sharma's Retirement Buzz After Team India's ODI Series LossShubman in the last 6 ODIs: 84* (66), 154 (110), DNB, 80 (75), 31 (30), 77 (84) Current ICC Men's Batting RankingsTest Batting Rankings (Top 10)1. Travis Head (Australia)2. Harry Brook (England)3. Joe Root (England)4. Steve Smith (Australia)5. Temba Bavuma (South Africa)6. Kamindu Mendis (Sri Lanka)7. Shubman Gill (India)8. Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand)9. Yashasvi Jaiswal (India)10. Dinesh Chandimal (Sri Lanka)ODI Batting Rankings (Top 10)1. Daryl Mitchell (New Zealand)2. Shubman Gill (India)3. Virat Kohli (India)4. Rohit Sharma (India)5. Ibrahim Zadran (Afghanistan)6. Shai Hope (West Indies)7. Babar Azam (Pakistan)8. Joe Root (England)9. Harry Tector (Ireland)10. Charith Asalanka (Sri Lanka)
20 hours agoEngland secured a 2-1 ODI series victory against India, marking their first since 2018. Joe Root returned to the top ten in ICC rankings after a stellar series performance. Ben Duckett's record 141 at Lord's propelled him to joint nineteenth place. Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli remain highly ranked despite the series loss. Shubman Gill holds the second position, closely trailing Daryl Mitchell.
23 hours agoShubman Gill, Rohit Sharma, and Virat Kohli all inched closer to Daryl Mitchell, the top-ranked ODI batter in the world.
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