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ICC Test Rankings: The fourth match of the Test series between India and Australia will be played from December 26, but before that the ICC has once again released the Test rankings. However, there has been no change in the top 3 batsmen. But even after this, a lot of upheaval is being seen. While Australia’s dashing batsman Travis Head seems to be getting benefits, India’s Yashasvi Jaiswal has suffered a loss. The big and important thing is that Team India’s star player Rishabh Pant has been out of the top 10 after a long time.
Joe Root still number one batsman in ICC Test rankings
In the new rankings released by the ICC, England’s Joe Root is still the number one Test batsman. His rating is 895. It is another matter that his rating has decreased a bit, but even after this it is enough to remain at number one. England’s Harry Brook is at number two with a rating of 876. On the other hand, New Zealand’s Kane Williamson is at number three with a rating of 867. That means there has been no change in the top 3 this time.
Travis Head moves up to No.4, Jaiswal slips to No.5
Meanwhile, Australia’s dashing batsman Travis Head has benefited. He has now managed to reach number 4 directly. His rating has increased directly to 825. He has gained one position this time. India’s Yashasvi Jaiswal has suffered a loss of one position. Now he has moved to number 5. Jaiswal’s rating has now decreased to 805.
Steve Smith returns to top 10, Rishabh Pant out
Sri Lanka’s Kamendu Mendis is at number 6 with a rating of 759 and South Africa’s Temba Bavuma is at number 7 with a rating of 753. New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell is currently at number 8 in the ICC Test rankings with a rating of 725. Pakistan’s Saud Shakeel is at number 9 with a rating of 724 as before. Meanwhile, Australia’s Steve Smith has jumped one place. He has now reached number 10 with a rating of 721. Rishabh Pant has suffered the loss of Steve Smith’s gain. He is now out of the top 10. Pant has moved to number 11 with a rating of 708, he has suffered a loss of two places.
