Akeal Hosein has gone on top of the T20I rankings for bowlers in the wake of guaranteeing two wickets in the initial game against Bangladesh. With his 2 for 13 in the thrill ride West Indies lost in St Vincent, Hosein hopped three spots to go beyond three different spinners: Adil Rashid, Wanindu Hasaranga and Adam Zampa. In the mean time, Babar Azam went up a spot to 6th among T20I hitters while his commander Mohammad Rizwan slipped from 6th to eighth after the T20I series in South Africa, and Reeza Hendricks broke into the main ten by going up six spots to rank 10th after his shining 117 off 63 in the second T20I in Centurion. In the Test rankings, Joe Root has recovered his place at the highest point of players' diagram after scores of 32 and 54 in the third Test in Hamilton, which Britain lost by an enormous 423 runs. His colleague Harry Creek moved back to second subsequent to scoring 0 and 1 in a similar Test. Root procured his best position back just seven days after Creek had taken the No. 1 spot after two productive Tests in Wellington and Christchurch. On Tuesday, he likewise completed third in the lofty BBC Sports Character of the Year grants. The greater trip came from third-positioned Kane Williamson - albeit in rating focuses, as opposed to in rankings - who moved inside 28 places of Root's 895 with scores of 44 and 156, his 33rd Test hundred, in Tim Southee's goodbye game. Matt Henry's ascent to seventh spot was the main development among the best ten Test bowlers after the quick bowler took 4 for 48 and 2 for 62 in New Zealand's triumph in Hamilton. Britain's Gus Atkinson acquired five spots to eighth among Test allrounders after he took four wickets in the third Test while additionally contributing with scores of 43 and 4.