The ODI rankings have been shuffled after the recent series of matches. Indian opener Shubman Gill has made the biggest gains, moving up 14 places to 17th after scoring 336 runs in the three-match series against Sri Lanka. Rohit Sharma has also moved up three places to 11th, while Virat Kohli has climbed one place to 10th.
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The ODI rankings have been shuffled after the recent series of matches. Indian opener Shubman Gill has made the biggest gains, moving up 14 places to 17th after scoring 336 runs in the three-match series against Sri Lanka. Rohit Sharma has also moved up three places to 11th, while Virat Kohli has climbed one place to 10th.
Other batsmen who have made gains include Imam-ul-Haq (up four places to 18th), Babar Azam (up three places to 20th), and David Warner (up two places to 23rd).
In the bowling rankings, Jasprit Bumrah has moved up one place to third, while Yuzvendra Chahal has slipped one place to fifth.
So, who is the king of the white ball format? Its still too early to say, but Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are certainly in the running. Both batsmen have a proven track record in ODI cricket, and they are both capable of scoring big runs.
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