After India became No. 3 team in One Day Internationals, Virat Kohli and Co. have dipped in the lately released T20I rating. India have slipped from No. 2 to No.4 in the ratings. It seems nothing is going Virat kohli’s way since his shoulder injury. He is the captain of Royal Challengers Bangalore and the team is already out of the playoffs race as the tournament is midway through.
The biggest leap was made by England who climbed 3 spots after gaining 7 points but are still four points behind table-topper New Zealand, who are on 125 points despite dropping two points. The Eoin Morgan-led side has got seven points and climbed three places to sit behind table toppers NZ who have 125 points.
The rankings will decide the fate of the direct entrants for the 2020 World T20 to be played in Australia. Excluding the hosts Australia, nine highest ranked teams will qualify automatically for the marquee event.
BREAKING: New Zealand keep top spot, England rise to second in annual update of @MRFWorldwide ICC T20I Team Rankings https://t.co/apzMflF92c pic.twitter.com/VQCI1FYNQi
— ICC (@ICC) May 2, 2017
The big losers have been South Africa, who are top of the ICC ODI charts after the annual update, have conceded to fifth after giving six points. Currently all players are busy participating in the Indian Premier League and straight after that they will be on the road for ICC Champions trophy, which is the big coveted ICC event of the year.