Number-1 Shakib leads by 90 points ahead of No 2 Stokes

ICC ODI all-rounder rankings after WC first phase

Bangladesh iconic all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan finished a mesmerized World Cup mission in England and Wales, whereby he was outstanding with both bat and ball.

With two centuries and five half-centuries from eight World Cup matches, Shakib compiled 606 runs that placed him just after Rohit Sharman and David Warner whose impact has been fallen on his rankings.

Currently the all-rounder placed 22nd position leapfrogging ten places. He chalked up the highest career-best ratings of 692 points just after the last round-robin group match against Pakistan at Lord’s.

He picked up 11 wickets, including career-best five-for against Afghanistan with his fantastic bowling performance throughout the 2019 flagship event. By jaw-dropping all-around performance, he consolidated his all-rounding pole position.

The player who came up second is English all-rounder Ben Stokes scored 316 points. The difference between Shakib and Stokes is 90 as Bangladesh premier all-rounder racked up the highest 406 points.

Wicketkeeper-batsman Mushfiqur Rahim among the Bangladeshi players moved ahead of all in batting. Mushfiq swatted one century and two half-centuries whose impact fallen on his rankings. At present, he placed 19th leapfrogging one position with 704 points. He is ahead of Shakib Al Hasan.

All-rounder Mahmudullah Riyad also progressed to their rakings. He languished at 45th position with three places increased.

Mehidy Hasan Miraj in bowler’s category developed his rankings. He is now at 16th where he increased six places.

Number-1 Shakib leads by 90 points ahead of No 2 Stokes

ICC ODI all-rounder rankings after WC first phase

Bangladesh iconic all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan finished a mesmerized World Cup mission in England and Wales, whereby he was outstanding with both bat and ball. With two centuries and five half-centuries from eight World Cup matches, Shakib compiled 606 runs that placed him just after Rohit Sharman and David Warner whose impact has been fallen on his rankings. Currently the all-rounder placed 22nd position leapfrogging ten places. He chalked up the highest career-best ratings of 692 points just after the last round-robin group match against Pakistan at Lords. He picked up 11 wickets, including career-best five-for against Afghanistan with his fantastic bowling performance throughout the 2019 flagship event. By jaw-dropping all-around performance, he consolidated his all-rounding pole position. The player who came up second is English all-rounder Ben Stokes scored 316 points. The difference between Shakib and Stokes is 90 as Bangladesh premier all-rounder racked up the highest 406 points. Wicketkeeper-batsman Mushfiqur Rahim among the Bangladeshi players moved ahead of all in batting. Mushfiq swatted one century and two half-centuries whose impact fallen on his rankings. At present, he placed 19th leapfrogging one position with 704 points. He is ahead of Shakib Al Hasan. All-rounder Mahmudullah Riyad also progressed to their rakings. He languished at 45th position with three places increased. Mehidy Hasan Miraj in bowlers category developed his rankings. He is now at 16th where he increased six places.