No 1 ODI all-rounder – Shakib Al Hasan had to move from the top spot in the ICC rankings after almost five years. He has been away from international cricket since the World Cup.
While playing for the country, he was busy with election work. Then he did not play any more matches after the World Cup. Now he is busy in BPL 2024.
Shakib topped the list of all-rounders in ODI cricket. Muhammad Nabi of Afghanistan came to that place.
Mohammad Nabi is now top-ranked ODI all-rounder. Nabi made this feat by scoring a century in the first ODI match against Sri Lanka. He is reached the peak at the age of 39 years 1 month. Nabi did this as the oldest cricketer.
Nabi topped the ICC ODI all-rounder rankings for the first time. On May 7, 2019, Nabi became number one in the list of all-rounders. He is No 1 ODI all-rounder, replaced Bangladesh’s cricketer Shakib Al Hasan.
The all-rounder made some vital contributions to his team’s escape from difficulties and help the Afghanistan cricket team ascend to remarkable heights.
Mohammad Nabi played a superhuman innings of 136 runs in the first ODI of the series against Sri Lanka. He also took a wicket in the same match. He has taken a step forward and occupied the number one seat of the all-rounder.
The bowlers’ ranking has also improved, moving up seven spots. Nabi is now ranked first with a 314 rating, followed by Shakib, who is now ranked second with a 310 rating, and Sikandar Raja, who is rated third with a 288 rating.
Keshav Maharaj has managed to retain his top position in the ODI bowler rankings. However, Sri Lankan star leg-spinner Wanindu Hasaranga has advanced 14 steps. Currently his ranking is 26.
Babar Azam is the highest ranked batsman in ODIs. Played an unbeaten innings of 97 runs against the Afghans in the second ODI. He is now number fifteen. Pathum Nisanka is now ranked 18th after scoring a double century in the first match of the series.
