The International Cricket Council (ICC) has released the new ODI rankings according to which national fast bowler Mohammad Amir has managed to make it to the top ten.
According to the ranking released by the ICC, the English cricket team is at the first place, while India is second, New Zealand is third, Australia is fourth, South Africa is fifth, Pakistan is sixth, Bangladesh is seventh, Sri Lanka is eighth, West Indies is ninth and Afghanistan is ranked 10th.
In the list of batsmen, Virat Kohli continues to occupy the position while Rohit Sharma is second, Babar Azam is third, Faf du Plessis is fourth, Ross Taylor is fifth, Kane Williamson is sixth, David Warner is seventh, Joe Root is eighth, Quentin de Kock is ninth and Jason Roy is tenth. are at no.
In the list of bowlers, India’s Jasprit Bumrah is on the first position, while Trent Boult is second, Kagiso Rabada is third, Pat Cummins is fourth, Mujeeb Zadran is fifth, Chris Woakes is sixth and Mitchell Starc is seventh.
Pakistan’s Mohammad Amir improved by 6 ranks and has moved from 13th position to 7th position by showing excellent bowling in the home series against Sri Lanka. In this list, Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan is ninth and New Zealand’s Matt Henry is at tenth place.
It should be noted that Muhammad Amir had taken four wickets in two matches against Sri Lanka, while earlier he had also shown excellent bowling in the World Cup 2019, where he had taken the highest number of 17 wickets for Pakistan.
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**Interview with Dr. Alice Thompson: Expert on Internet Governance**
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**Editor:** as we look to the future, how can we ensure that the Internet remains a safe and open space for everyone?
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