Indian Captain SHUBMAN GILL broke into the TOP 10 ICC Men’s Test Batting Ranting after its record performance in the second Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy test against England. Gill jumped up by 15 seats to reach No. 6 is the best position in the test cricket.
Meanwhile, English Harry Brook rose to the top of the ranking and moved former captain Joe Root to become the new world No. 1.
Gill created a history in Birmingham by becoming the first ever body Scores of double and 150 or more scores in the same test match. In the first shifts he broke 269, followed by 161 in the second on a flat playground. India has accumulated more than 1000 runs in the match and continued to Thush England by 336 runs, thus dominating the 1-1 series.
The previous best test evaluation SHUBMAN GILLA was No. 14, but now he rushed to No. 6 with a rating of 807 with a high career – a massive jump of 106 points from his earlier best.
Since the Indian Test Captain at the beginning of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, Gill transformed its overseas form, which led from the front with bats and silent critics who questioned his performance outside Asia.
Gill scored 585 runs in two tests, including two hundred and double hundreds of arrival in England. The young dough took the captain as a fish into the water and led India from the front in both tests.
3 Indians in Top 10
Meanwhile, Yashasvi Jaiswal retained his place No. 4 in the latest charts. In the first shifts of the Birmingham test, after breaking a hundred in the opening series, the left -handed opener hit.
Wicketkeeper-Batter Rishabh Pant, meanwhile, threw up a place on No. 7, despite his consistent run in Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. The hinge scored a century in every shift of the first test, followed by a fast 65 in the second shift in Birmingham. In the first two tests, he recorded 342 runs.
ICC Test Batting (from July 9)
- Harry Brook (England) – Rank: 1, Rating: 886
- Joe Root (England) – Rank: 2, Evaluation Points: 868
- Kane Williamson (New Zealand) – Rank: 3, Evaluation Points: 867
- Yashasvi Jaiswal (India) – Rank: 4, Rating Points: 858
- Steve Smith (Australia) – Rank: 5, Rating: 813
- SHUBMAN GILL (India) – Rank: 6, Evaluation Points: 807
- Tomhima Bavim (South Africa) – Rank: 7, Rating: 790
- RISHABH PANT (India) – Rank: 7 (tie), evaluation points: 790
- Kamindu Mendis (Sri Lanka) – Rank: 9, Evaluation Points: 781
- Jamie Smith (England) – Rank: 10, Evaluation Points: 753
There is also a profit and a new career rating for goalkeeper England Jamie Smith, which throughout the shift from 184 endless 367 against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo improves by 16 seats up to 10.
In the test bowling ranking, Jasprit Bumrah retains position 1, although he does not play in Birmingham. Meanwhile, Mohammed Siraj increased six seats for no. 22 after six goals in the Birmingham test.
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Published:
Akshay Ramesh
Published on:
9 July 2025
Tune
