ICC T20I ranking: KL Rahul fell to sixth, Kohli eighth

India’s KL Rahul dropped to sixth place, but Virat Kohli remained eighth in the latest ICC men’s T20I ranking.

Rahul scored 727 points for three and a half centuries in the last three matches of India’s recently concluded T20 World Cup. However, half a century is not enough for India to reach the semi-finals.

At the end of the T20 World Cup, Kohli, who retired as India’s T20 captain, scored 698 points.

Rahul and Kohli are the only Indians in the top 10 of the T20 ranking.

Australians Mitchell Marsh and David Warner have made significant progress after helping their team Won the first men’s T20 World Cup In Dubai on Sunday. The all-rounder Marsh scored an impressive 77 goals in the final against New Zealand, but did not score 50 goals. He was named the best player of the game. He improved by 6 places and tied for 13th among the batsmen.

Warner 49 points Semifinals against Pakistan 53 strokes in the final helped him rise 8 places to 33rd.

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson scored the highest score in the final with 85 points. He has risen 7 places and ranked 32nd, while Devon Conway played in the first semi-final match against England in Abu Dhabi. The score was 46 points, rising three places to fourth.

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Pakistan’s Fahal Zaman remained unbeaten in the 55-match unbeaten match against Australia in the second semi-final in Dubai, rising 8 places to 40th, and spinning hand Shadab Khan in After scoring 4 points in 16 games in the same game, he moved up 7 places to 16th.

Other bowlers rising in the ICC rankings include Australian leg spinner Adam Zampa, who rose two places to third, and fast bowler Josh Hartswood, who made 16 three-pointers in the final. He rose two places to sixth place. New Zealand’s left arm seam player Trent Bolt rose 7 places to 14th after scoring two points with 18 points in the final, while Pat Cummins (up 24 places to 37th) and Chris Vaux (up 21 places to 46th) also rose.

Liam Livingstone of England has risen seven places among all-around players to third.

At the same time, Canadian batsman Navneet Dhaliwal’s steady performance in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Americas qualifiers lifted him 36th to 36th. Dalivar’s score includes 65 points against Panama, 49 points against Argentina and 44 points against Canada.