India, who are already heading the World Test Championship (WTC) standings, are now at the summit of the ICC rankings in all three formats of the game
Shubman Gill, Dhruv Jurel (Pic: AFP)
A day after India crushed England in Dharamsala to win the five-match IND vs ENG Test series 4-1, Rohit Sharma's side claimed the top spot in the ICC Test rankings, overtaking Australia in the latest pecking order released by the world governing body for cricket on Sunday.
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India, who are already heading the World Test Championship (WTC) standings, are now at the summit of the ICC rankings in all three formats of the game.
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Rohit's side India will remain at the top of the chart irrespective of the result of the second Test between New Zealand and Australia currently underway in Christchurch.
Australia, the reigning World Test Championship winners are leading the two-Test series 1-0 following their 172-run victory in Wellington.
India, with 122 rating points, are five points ahead of Australia in the Test ranking, while England are third with 111 rating points.
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In ODIs, India have 121 rating points, with Australia a close second with 118 points. In the T20Is, India have 266 rating points, with England (256) at the second spot.
India were the world No.1 Test side from September 2023 to January 2024, before they slipped to second spot after a drawn away series against South Africa.
Australia overtook India at the top of the Test rankings, after sweeping the three-Test series against Pakistan at home.
India's five-Test IND vs ENG Test series saw them lose the first Test in Hyderabad by 28 runs. But the home team bounced back in style to win the remaining four Tests.
India's resounding victories in Visakhapatnam, Rajkot, Ranchi and Dharamsala helped them reclaim the top position in the current Test rankings.
(With inputs from agencies)
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