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Babar Azam remains in Top 5 in all three formats ICC Ranking

Pakistan's Babar Azam retains the first position in batting

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Babar Azam remains in Top 5 in all three formats ICC Ranking
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Dubai: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday has released the latest rankings for men in Tests, ODIs, and T20s. 

According to the ODI rankings, Pakistan's Babar Azam retains the first position in batting while Imam Al-Haq is in second place, and David Warner of Australia has moved up one place to ninth.

New Zealand's Trent Bolt remains number one in the bowlers' ODI rankings, while England's Chris Vokes is second and New Zealand's Matt Henry is third. Pakistan's fast bowler Shaheen Afridi is fourth on the list.

Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan tops the list of ODI all-rounders, while Pakistan’s Emad Wasim is ninth on the list.

In the Test rankings, England's Jorot remains at number one in the list of batsmen, followed by Australia's Marin Luboshen at number two and Steve Smith at number three, Pakistan's Babar Azam at number four, and New Zealand's Ken Williamson at number five.

Australian captain Pat Cummins retains the first position in Test bowling, India's Ravi Chandran Ashwin is second and Jaspreet Bamra is third, Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Afridi is fourth in the rankings.

West Indies' Kemar Roach has moved up 4 places to 8th position, India's Ravindra Jadeja has retained the first position in Test all-rounders, Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan has moved up two places to 2nd position, Pakistan No all-rounder made it to the top ten in this list.

Pakistan's Babar Azam still retains the first position in the T20 rankings Rizwan also retains the second position in the rankings.

Australia's Josh Hazelwood retains the first position in bowlers, England's Adil Rasheed is second and South Africa's Tabriz Shamsi is third, Sri Lanka's Vanandu Hasaranga is one notch sixth while no Pakistani bowler has made it to the top ten list.

Nabi is number one and Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan is number two. No Pakistani is in the top ten on this list.

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