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Shubman Gill maintains the first place as the best classified Odi batter, while Azmatullah Omarzai of Afghanistan is now the best land in the format of 50.
Shubman Gill (L) and Azmatullah Omarzai (R) are the best hate and all -terrain batter, respectively, in the latest update of the ICC classifications. (Image: AP)
Star Indian batter Shubman Gill Keep the first place in the last update of the ICC classification for men’s hate batters. In addition, the all -terrain Afghanistan Azmatullah Omarzai It is located at the top of the classification of the whole world of men of men after its tremendous exhibition in the current ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
While Gill maintains first place with 791 points, the Virat Kohli bat icon has made the jump to the room with 747 points after his renewed blow of 84 of 98 balls against Australia in the semifinal stage to help the men of blue progress with a victory by four WICKETS in Dubai on Tuesday. Kohli beat his teammate and the Indian pattern, Rohit Sharma, in the process. Shreyas Iyer also jumped into the eighth, surpassing the captain of Sri Lanka Charith Asalaank with 702 points.
In addition, Ibrahim Zadran de Afghanistan jumped 13 points to take the tenth position among the batters. This occurs after its gigantic blow of 175 against England in the group stages.
In the classification of Odi bowling players, Maheesh Theekshana of Sri Lanka keeps the first place with 680 points, while Keshav Maharaj in South Africa and Matt Henry in New Zealand have climbed to second and third, respectively. The veteran pacemaker Mohammed Shami has also improved his classification with 609 points to take the eleventh position.
Omarzai, who is now the general of Odi number one, reached his best qualification of his 296 career after his star campaign for Afghanistan in the current ICC tournament. He has scored 126 races in the three games played at an average of 43. With the ball, he also seven WICKETS, which includes the five wickt tour against England in the shock of the group stage. The all -terrain beat his teammate, Mohammed Nabi, to the post.
Among the Indian lands, it is Axar Patel who has been making significant advances, going up 17 points to take the 13th position with a better qualification of his 194 -point career. The left -hander has been in a decent touch with the ball and the bat, scoring 80 races at an average of 26.66 and also taking five WICKETS with the ball.
In the lists of the bowling players, Marco Jansen de South Africa built nine places to take position 18, while Jofra Archer of England shares the 19th place after the English pacemaker jumped 13 positions after his exhibition in the champions trophy campaign of England.
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