The undefeated race of India in the Champions Trophy has seen several players upload the ODI classification of the ICC, both in batting and in bowling. They ask four of the eight best batters classified in the world with Shubman Gill still at number 1. Rohit Sharma, who was appointed player of the final for his 76 winner of the game, has uploaded two places to No. 3 and Virat Kohli, with 218 races in the tournament, is at number 5. Shreyas Iyer held his No. 8 spot.
The third Champions Trophy title of the team was created by its spinning and two of them have reached the top ten in the classification of Odi bowling players. Kuldeep Yadav, who began his spell in the final with a wickt, is in third place and in tenth is Ravindra Jadaja, who had a miserable economy rate of 4.35 in the tournament.
The next allocation of Odi of India is out in Bangladesh in August, followed by Odi in Australia in October-November. South Africa and New Zealand then travel through India during December and January, and a question has been if Rohit and Kohli continue to play the format with the 2027 World Cup still far away. However, Ricky Ponting believes that Rohit certainly has some pending issues in the Odi game.
“I think probably the fact that they lost the last [2023 World Cup in India] And he was captain, that could be what he is playing at the bottom of his mind, “Ponting said ICC.TV. “I only have one more crack when trying to win the T20 World Cup, the Champions Trophy and the Odi World Cup. I mean, when you see him play as he played in the Champions League trophy final, you would not say that his time has still passed.”
Santner, Bracewell, Ravindra Zoom
New Zealand players also obtained significant profits after their team’s race to the Champions League final. Captain Mitchell Santner occupies the second place in the list of Odi players, uploading six places in the back of several striking performances. Santner ended with nine WICKETS in the tournament with an economy rate of 4.80.
Santner is also a fourth in the ranking of the Odi Allrounders with Michael Bracewell, who made a fifty in the final and was the second highest WICKET player in New Zealand in the Champions Trophy, in the seventh place.
The other outstanding player in New Zealand, Rachin Ravindra, who was the best competition score, uploaded 14 places to 14 in the ranking of Batters Odi and eight places to eighth in the ranking of Allrounders.
