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Mohammed Siraj falls from first to third in the ICC rankings for bowlers in ODIs

March 22nd 2023, 5:00:00 pm

Mitchell Starc, who impressed during the first two ODIs of the three-match series in India, also joined Siraj as joint third.

In the latest ICC rankings for ODI bowlers, Mohammed Siraj was dethroned from the top spot by Australia's Josh Hazlewood.

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Mitchell Starc also moved up to joint third after impressing in the first two ODIs of the three-match series in India.

After returning with impressive figures of 3/29 to help India win the first ODI against Australia, Siraj was expensive in the second ODI, conceding 37 runs in three overs and losing his top ranking.

As a right-arm pacer, Siraj had taken the brunt of Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head's attack during the second ODI in Visakhapatnam. Siraj has been a success across formats in recent times, including being crowned the world's No. 1 bowler in ODIs in January.

He took three wickets in Mumbai to stage Australia's comeback, while he claimed five wickets in the second ODI in Visakhapatnam to help the visitors win by ten wickets.

For the first time in history, Hazlewood became world No. 1 in ODIs despite missing the entire tour of India consisting of four Tests and three ODIs.

ICC said Hazlewood, who reached his career-best second position for the first time in June 2017, is now No. 1 in ODIs for the first time.

Mohammad Shami, who won a match in Mumbai, moved up five spots to 28th.

As a result of his unbeaten 75, which helped India recover from a poor start and win the first ODI by five wickets, KL Rahul moved up three places to 39th.

Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli, both of whom made marginal progress in the ODI rankings, remained fifth and seventh, respectively, while Rohit Sharma moved up one spot to ninth.

With scores of 1, 121 not out and 215 in the two-match series, which the Kiwis won 2-0, Kane Williamson moved up to second among batters in Test cricket.

Williamson now has six double tons in Tests, just one behind Kohli (7).

In Test cricket, Australia's Marnus Labuschagne remains the top batter.

Henry Nicholls, who made 200 not out in the Wellington Test and put on a massive 363-run stand with Williamson in what was Test cricket's 2,500th match, jumped 20 places to 27th.

The 10th spot belongs to Sri Lanka captain Dimuth Karunaratne.

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