Nabi replaces Shakib as No.1 ODI allrounder in ICC rankings

Afghanistan's Mohammad Nabi replaced Shakib Al Hasan of Bangladesh as the No.1 ranked allrounder in the ICC rankings, on Wednesday. Prior to this, Shakib had held this position for just under five years, since May 2019. Shakib hasn't played for Bangladesh since the ODI World Cup in India last year, and has been administered out of their impending white-ball series against Sri Lanka because of an eye condition. He has, be that as it may, been in real life for Rangpur Riders in the continuous Bangladesh Chief Association season. Nabi guaranteed the best position following his 136 against Sri Lanka in the opening ODI of the three-match series, in Pallekele. Pursuing a mammoth 382, Nabi's hundred at No. 7 and Azmatullah Omarzai's unbeaten 149 lifted Afghanistan from 55 for 5, however the group missed the mark by 42 runs. Nabi likewise took a wicket in a similar game to climb by one spot to be seventh in the ICC's most recent ODI bowlers' positioning. South Africa left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj stays the pioneer among bowlers with Sri Lanka's Wanindu Hasaranga acquiring 14 spots to rise to 26th and Dilshan Madushanka climbing by four spots to be 33rd. In the batting list, Sri Lanka's Charith Asalanka climbed five situations to possess fifteenth following his unbeaten 97 in the second ODI. Pathum Nissanka bounced 10 spots to be eighteenth after his unbeaten 210 in the opener. In the mean time, in the Test bowling outline, New Zealand speedy Kyle Jamieson went up six spots to eighth following his six-wicket pull against South Africa in the series opener at Mount Maunganui. He additionally climbed two puts to be thirteenth on the rundown for Test all-rounders.