Ravindra Jadeja, who scored half -centuries in both innings after the Lord’s Test, has reached 34 in the batting rankings, while he is one of the best all -rounders of the Test. However, due to poor batting in the second innings, most of the batsmen of the team have to bear the brunt.
Team opener Yashasvi Jaiswal flopped in both innings and he has come in 4 to 5 places. Rishabh Pant scored 74 runs in the first innings but was dismissed cheaply in the second innings. For this reason, he came to number 7 to 8. Captain Shubman Gill suffered the most loss. Flop Shubman came from 6 to 9 in both innings.
It’s taken just a week for joe root to reclaim the no.1 spot for batters on ICC Test Rankings.
At 34, he’s the oldest no.1 Test batter since Kumar Sangakkara, who help the rank in December 2014 at 37! pic.twitter.com/jg9OH7YYPRJ
– Cricket Tips – Thetopbookies (@Topbookies) July 16, 2025
At the same time, England’s Joe Root has topped the ICC men’s Test batting rankings with a 22-run win over India at Lord’s thanks to his excellent performance. The Write (888 rating points) secured the number 1 in the five-match series by beating Hamantan Harry Brook (862) thanks to the innings of 104 and 40 runs.
This is the eighth top of Root and at the age of 34, he is the oldest batsman to reach number 1 since 37 -year -old Kumar Sangakkara in December 2014. Australian Steve Smith (816) has also climbed one place in the top 10 thanks to a brilliant performance in a lower -scored match against West Indies in Jamaica. Smith scored 48 runs in the victory of the visiting team, while his companions came to the 29th (619) place by jumping 16 places thanks to the innings of 46 and 42 runs.
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