Jasprit Bumrah faces threat from Pakistan’s Noman Ali:Shubman Gill just 4 points ahead of Ibrahim Zadran in latest ODI rankings

Pakistan’s spinner Noman Ali can overtake India’s Jasprit Bumrah in the Test bowlers’ rankings. Not only this, Indian captain Shubman Gill’s number-1 position is also in danger. ICC released its latest rankings on Wednesday. In Test bowlers, Pakistani spinner Noman Ali has moved to the second position. He has gained 4 places. Noman has 853 rating points. He is 29 rating points behind India’s Jasprit Bumrah. Bumrah remains at number-1 with 882 points. In the ODI batters’ rankings, Indian captain Shubman Gill (768 rating points) is just 4 points ahead of Ibrahim Zadran (764 rating points). Pakistan’s team is playing the second Test against South Africa in Rawalpindi. In such a situation, it is possible that Noman, by performing excellently, might overtake Jasprit Bumrah. Bumrah has been rested by the Indian team for the Australia tour in order to better manage his workload. Rabada loses 3 places, Afridi gains
In the Test bowlers’ rankings, South Africa’s Kagiso Rabada and Australia’s Josh Hazlewood have suffered losses. Rabada has dropped to 5th place with a loss of three positions. He has 837 rating points. Meanwhile, Australia’s Josh Hazlewood (815 points) has suffered a loss of one point. There has been no change in the rankings of Indian bowlers. Gill overtakes Saud Shakeel in Test Batters’ Rankings
In the Test Batters’ Rankings, Indian captain Shubman Gill has overtaken Pakistan’s Saud Shakeel. Gill is at 12th position with 733 rating points, while Saud Shakeel is at 13th position with 727 points. In this list, Mohammad Rizwan (684 points) gained 4 points and Babar Azam (654 points) gained 2 points. England’s Joe Root (908 points) remains at the top. No major changes in All-rounders, Jadeja remains at No. 1 There hasn’t been much change in the Test all-rounders’ rankings. India’s Ravindra Jadeja remains at number 1. He has 426 rating points. Additionally, Australia’s Pat Cummins (270 points) has moved to fourth place and Marco Jansen (264 points) to fifth place. Washington Sundar has moved to 12th position.