Azmatullah Omarzai goes to the top of the all -terrain ranking of the ICC after Champions Trophy

The all -terrain of Afghanistan, Azmatullah Omarzai, has risen to the top of the classification of all the masculine hate of the CPI after an outstanding ICC Champions Trophy 2025 campaign.

The 24 -year -old was built two places to dethrone his teammate Mohammad Nabi, who falls to second place. The rating of 296 points in his Omarzai career occurs after his winning performances, including a first tour of five Wickt against England and a crucial half century against Australia.

Axar Patel from India also obtained significant profits, jumping 17 points to 13th with the best 194 qualification points of his career.

Shubman Gill retains the number 1 position in the Odi batting ranking

The Shubman Gill of India remains the best classified batter, while Virat Kohli rose to fourth place after his playing player of the game in the semifinal of Champions Trophy against Australia.

The Babar Azam of Pakistan retains the number 2 position in the classification of batters. Omarzai’s strong performance with the bat saw him up 12 points to 24 in the last ranking of Odi batting.

His teammate, Ibrahim Zadran, uploaded 13 places to enter the Top 10 after scoring 177 races against England in Lahore.

Steve Smith of Australia moved six places to 16th, while Kane Williamson of New Zealand won eight places to reach 29.

Matt Henry enters the top 3 in bowling ranking

Matt Henry in New Zealand rose three places to third in the ranking of Bolos Odi, following Maheesh Theekshana by Sri Lanka and Keshav Maharaj in South Africa.

The strong performances of the Mohammed Shami Champions Trophy promoted him to the 11th place, while Marco Jansen (up to nine points until 18) and Jofra Archer (up to 13 points to the joint-199) also achieved great profits.

Shaheen Shah Aphridi retains ranking number 9 among bowling players in Odi.