ICC Men’s ODI Rankings for Batsmen, Bowlers and All-Rounders

The  ICC Men’s ODI Rankings is a table where the performances of international cricket players are rated using a points-based method that is calculated using a number of algorithms to produce an intricate moving average. A scale from 0 to 1000 points is used to rate players.

ICC Men’s ODI Rankings – Batsmen

Babar Azam of Pakistan takes the top spot on the list, followed by Virat Kohli of India. Following is a ranking list of Men’s ODI batsmen Rankings on points and performance.

ICC Men’s ODI Rankings – Bowlers

Trent Boult of New Zealand takes the top spot on the list of the best men’s ODI bowlers with a point total of 737. Men’s ODI Bowlers Rankings list based on points and performance is shown below.

ICC Men’s ODI Rankings – All-Rounder

Shakib Al Hasan of Bangladesh tops the list of Men’s ODI All-Rounder Rankings with a score of 400. The Men’s ODI All-Rounders Rankings are listed below.

Who developed ICC Ranking System?

In 1987, Ted Dexter made a recommendation that led to the creation of the ratings.

When are the rankings updated?

The Test rankings are typically updated by the ICC after each Test match (often within 12 hours) and the ODI ratings at the conclusion of each ODI series. However, if another Test match is taking place, the rankings are typically not released.

On What Basis ICC Men’s Batsmen Ranking is decided?

A player’s points will grow if their performance is better than their prior performance record, and they will decrease if their performance is worse.

An algorithm, or set of pre-programmed computations depending on different match circumstances, is used to determine the value of each player’s performance inside a match.

This calculation is performed automatically; no subjective judgments are made. For each of the game’s several formats, there are a few minor differences.