Kohli no. 2, Bhuvi moves up to seventh
25 Nov 2014 11:51 PM GMT
AB De Villiers has strengthened his grip on the number-one batting ranking by extending his advantage of Kohli to 25 ratings points, with third-ranked Hashim Amla another 34 ratings points behind. South Africa batsman Quinton de Kock, James Faulkner and Aaron Finch (both Australia) are the big gainers in the table. De Kock’s 109 against Australia on Sunday took him to a career-high seventh position, a rise of two places.
Australia opener Aaron Finch, who finished as the third highest run-getter in the series behind AB de Villiers (271) and Steven Smith (254) with 250 runs that included scores of 109 and 76 in the third and fifth ODIs, has vaulted six places to 15th. In bowlers’ rankings, Saeed Ajmal holds the top spot ahead of West Indies leggie Sunil Narine and South Africa speedster Dale Steyn. Sri Lanka skipper Angelo Mathews holds a nine-point advantage at the top of the all-rounders rankings.
Australia opener Aaron Finch, who finished as the third highest run-getter in the series behind AB de Villiers (271) and Steven Smith (254) with 250 runs that included scores of 109 and 76 in the third and fifth ODIs, has vaulted six places to 15th. In bowlers’ rankings, Saeed Ajmal holds the top spot ahead of West Indies leggie Sunil Narine and South Africa speedster Dale Steyn. Sri Lanka skipper Angelo Mathews holds a nine-point advantage at the top of the all-rounders rankings.
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