ICC ODI Rankings: India Overtakes Pakistan, Ranks 3rd In ICC ODI Rankings

Posted on 13th Jul 2022 12:33 pm by rohit kumar

Team India has moved to third place in the latest ICC rankings with a spectacular 10-wicket win in the first match of the ODI series against England. With this, India has left Pakistan behind. Now Pakistan's team has slipped to the fourth position. India has 108 rating points, while Pakistan has 106 rating points.

 

Before the start of the ODI series against England, India had 105 rating points and Team India was fourth behind Pakistan, but after a big 10-wicket win at The Oval, India gained three points and now Passed 108 marks. New Zealand's team with 126 rating points remains in the first place and England's team with 122 rating points remains in second place.

 

India's revenge on Pakistan is complete

 

Last month, Pakistan won the home series against the West Indies with a thumping victory, surpassing India to finish third. The Australian team lost the ODI series against Sri Lanka. Pakistan also benefited from this, but this team could not stay in third place for long and now India has left it behind. India has a chance to extend the lead over Pakistan even more. Team India has to play two ODI matches against England. After this, a three-match ODI series is to be played in West Indies as well.

 

After losing the remaining two ODIs against England, India can again slip to fourth place and Pakistan's team can come to third place. Pakistan has to play an ODI against the Netherlands next month. It is almost certain for Pakistan to win here. In this series, the team led by Babar Azam will play three matches in five days.

 

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