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Sarfraz surges in ICC Players Rankings for ODI batsmen
KARACHI: Despite Pakistan lost the five-match ODI ****** against host England 4-1, wicket-keeper batsman Sarfraz Ahmed made his mark in the tough English conditions and was the highest run-getter in the ****** from either side with 300 runs.
Sarfraz had a productive ****** with the bat when he scored 55, 105, 38, 12 and 90 in the ****** which helped him move 21 places up to 39th position. Sarfraz´s 90 at brisk rate in the last match helped the visitors claim a consolation triumph. Meanwhile, skipper Azhar Ali´s 208 runs in the ****** has seen him move up 15 places to 33rd rank. However, the skipper was criticized for scoring at a slow run-rate during the ******. Azhar and Sarfraz are the only two Pakistan batsmen to figure inside the top 50. The next highest Pakistan batsman is Shoaib Malik in 67th spot. England batsman Joe Root has surged into the top five for the first time after a stellar performance against Pakistan, which earned him the player of the ****** award. The 25-year-old scored 274 runs in the ******, which helped him leapfrog New Zealand´s duo of Kane Williamson and Martin Guptill as well as India batsman Rohit Sharma into fourth position in the latest player rankings. During the ******, the Yorkshireman also achieved a career-best rating of 776 points, which he had attained after the third ODI at Trent Bridge in which he scored 85. Root in one of the four England batsmen to make upward movement following a 4-1 ****** win over Pakistan. Alex Hales has risen four places to reach 20th spot after aggregating 223 runs in the ******, including a belligerent 171 in the third ODI, captain Eoin Morgan has gained four places and is **w in 24th spot, while Jason Roy´s ****** contribution of 181 runs have helped him rise 10 places to share 35th spot with Dinesh Chandimal, who himself has moved up 15 places following a good ****** with the bat against Australia. Australia, which scripted a similar 4-1 ****** win over Sri Lanka, saw Aaron Finch and George Bailey move up two and three places, respectively. Finch is **w in 15th position while Bailey claims 17th spot. Bailey finished the ****** as the most successful batsman with 270 runs, which later earned him the player of the ****** award, 34 runs more than Chandimal who ended up in 35th spot after rising 15 places. AB de Villiers of South Africa is the number-one ranked ODI batsman, and he is followed by India´s Virat Kohli and team-mate Hashim Amla, in second and third positions, respectively. In the MRF Tyres ICC Players Rankings for ODI Bowlers, Australia fast bowlers Mitchell Starc, James Faulkner and John Hastings have made significant gains after their performances in Sri Lanka. Starc´s 12 wickets in the ****** have seen him move up from fifth to third place, Faulkner´s 10 wickets have helped him gain 15 places to reach 18th position, while Hastings has vaulted 22 places to achieve a career-best 24th rank following nine wickets in three matches. In the ****** between England and Pakistan, the home side´s Adil Rashid has broken into the top 10 for the first time, while fast bowler Chris Woakes has carried his Test form into limited overs cricket by entering the top 20 for the first time. Rashid has been rewarded for his eight wickets in the ****** with a rise of six places that has put him in 10th position, while Woakes has climbed 13 places to 16th after finishing as the leading wicket-taker in the ****** with nine wickets. The bowlers´ table is led by Sunil Narine of the West Indies, while Trent Boult of New Zealand is in second place. In the Rankings for all-rounders led by Bangladesh´s Shakib Al Hasan, Faulkner moved up a slot to third position. أكثر... ??????? ??????: Sarfraz surges in ICC Players Rankings for ODI batsmen || ??????: ahlam1399 || ??????: اسم منتداك
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