South African captain Temba Bavum holds the trophy of the winner and is celebrated with teammates. (AP photo) New Delhi: The South African Triumphal March for their first ICC World Test World Championship was reflected in significant profits in the latest ICC test players, with several protease stars rewarded for their winning performances at Lord.Aiden Markram, a player of the WTC final, has risen in Rise and jumped to seven places on the 11th place in the ranking of test bats – just two points with New Zealand Daryl Mitchell in 10th place. His composed 136 of 207 balls in the second shifts powered South Africa to five goals above Australia and ended the 27 -year -old drought for the Great ICC trophy.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!Markram’s contribution with the ball also saw that an incredible 44 seats have grown in the ranking of versatile. David Bedingham has climbed 17 positions to 40.
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Kagiso Rabada, who claimed nine goals in the finals, retained his second place in the bowling charts, just behind the Indian Jasprit Bumrah, which continues to dominate 908 points.Australian Mitchell Starc broke into the TOP 10 in the ranking of bowling and versatile along the fly after five potato and the harsh second century. Beau Webster also won 13 seats in the batting charts.
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Meanwhile, Indian players were held in the ranking. Yashsvi Jaiswal and Rishabh Pant are included in 4 and 8.
