England Fast Bowler Jofra Archer has modified new heights in the ICC ODI ranking and first broke into the first three in his career. The 29 -year -old man climbed 16 seats to reach Nice 3 after an excellent series against South Africa, where he ended up with eight gates in three games.
Archer’s defining moment came in England the final Odi in Southampton, where His fiery charm was dismantled by Proteas. He torn the ranking of the batting with characters 4 at 18 in nine overs, a performance that has left South Africa in just 72 years, their lowest total in Men’s ODI. The slaughter span also fell as the largest in the format history.
His consistency across the series has shown the key. After a quiet start in Leeds, where he bowed firmly, but went without a goal, Archer struck back with four goals at Lord, even though he admitted 62 runs. Southampton Masterclass sealed his sum on eight goals for the series and also saw him exceeding the 150-brand in international release.
This increase was taken by Archer for his previous career ranking No. 8, reached in September 2020. Now only 26 points for South Africa Keshav Maharaj, who retained position 1 after eight goals ranked in the same series.
England Spin Spearhead Adil Rashid also gained land and jumped seven seats on the eighth on the ODI bowling charts. In the BACLOCK department, Joe Root (up to 19), Jos Buttler (35th) and the young man Jacob Bethell (65th) all made significant progress. Root and Bethell registered a century along with the 1950s, while Buttler rushed with two halves.
For Archer, however, this series could mean the beginning of the new phase in its story about returning. Traumatic obstacles have often stopped their career, but the last jump in the ranking suggests that it is firmly back in the rhythm-Titte proves why it remains one of the most feared pitching in the cricket of a white ball. Given that in October it comes against New Zealand England, Archer will look like it will take its form forward and perhaps approaching on site 1.
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Published:
Debodinna Chakracorty
Published on:
September 10, 2025
