Delhi: Indian captain Shubman Gill has achieved the highest sixth rank of his career, making a big jump in the Test rankings. England batsman Harry Brook has re -acquired the place of the number 1 batsman in the Test rankings, leaving the route behind.

Shubman achieved career best ranking

Shubman Gill played a loud innings of 269 and 161 runs in Edgbaston Test. He became the second batsman in Test history to score more than 150 runs in both innings of the same match. His total score was 430, which is the second biggest contribution in one match in Test history. Gill has climbed up 15 places due to this performance. He started this series from 23rd place. Earlier, his best rank was 14th.

On the other hand, Harry Brook has made 158 runs in the first innings of Edgbaston Test to make it to the top of the ranking again. He was also made number 1 for a week in December 2024. With this change, the route has come to the second number and their rating has declined by 18 points.

Changes in the ranking of other players

After the Edgbaston Test, many more players have made a big jump in the ranking. Ravindra Jadeja of India has jumped six places after 89 and 69 not out, jumped six places to 39th. England wicketkeeper batsman Jamie Smith, who scored 184 not out and scored 88 runs, has reached the top 10 for the first time by climbing 16 places. He is now at number 10.

Indian bowler Mohammad Siraj has reached number 22, six places with seven wickets. At the same time, fast bowler Akash Deep, who took 10 wickets, climbed 39 places to reach the best 45th rank of career.

Vian Mulder of South Africa rose to 22nd positions in Test batsmen after an unbeaten innings of 367 runs against Zimbabwe. In bowling, he has reached four places up to 48th and third in all -rounder rankings. There are only Ravindra Jadeja and Mehdi Hasan Miraj ahead of him.