
Virat Kohli’s 55th ODI hundred helped him displace Daryl Mitchell at second place on the ICC men’s ODI rankings for batters.
Latest ICC Men’s ODI rankings for batters (September 30, 2026)
Virat Kohli’s 55th ODI hundred, against the West Indies at Thiruvananthapuram, helped him displace Daryl Mitchell at second place. Indian captain Shubman Gill, who scored a hundred in the same game, held on to the top spot, while Rohit Sharma remained fourth. Meanwhile, an excellent series against England helped Kusal Mendis gain three places and rise to seventh, while Matthew Breetzke jumped 19 places to 21st.
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1 |
816 |
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2 |
796 |
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3 |
794 |
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4 |
753 |
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5 |
719 |
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6 |
689 |
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7 |
674 |
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8 |
660 |
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9 |
664 |
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10 |
653 |
Latest ICC Men’s ODI rankings for bowlers
The biggest gainers in the top ten were two left-arm spinners. Keshav Maharaj rose from sixth to third, while went from ninth to fifth. Josh Hazlewood, too, rose five places to break into the top ten. Rashid Khan continued to occupy the top spot.
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714 |
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2 |
675 |
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3 |
667 |
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644 |
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5 |
623 |
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6 |
617 |
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7 |
622 |
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8 |
604 |
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9 |
602 |
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10 |
591 |
Latest ICC Men’s ODI rankings for all-rounders (September 30, 2026)
The only change in the top ten was Wanindu Hasaranga’s drop from 10th to 12th, prompting Curtis Campher and Gudakesh Motie to break in.
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337 |
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276 |
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260 |
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250 |
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250 |
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238 |
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7 |
238 |
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8 |
232 |
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9 |
206 |
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10= |
196 |
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10= |
196 |
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