Jan. 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - ICC released the latest ODI Rankings for bowlers. Australia pace bowler Mitchell Starc has gained two slots to reach second position after finishing with nine wickets in the series against Pakistan, which included a haul of four for 42 in Adelaide.

Advertisement

The former top-ranked bowler is now only five points behind New Zealand’s Trent Boult.

Advertisement

Josh Hazlewood has also reached a career-best fifth place after gaining five positions with seven wickets in the series while England’s Chris Woakes has moved into the top 20 with six wickets against India.

Top 10 ODI Bowlers

Rank     (+/-)       Player                  Team     Pts        Avge     Eco       Highest Rating
   1         ( - )        Trent Boult          NZ         718       24.68    4.88      766 v Ind at Delhi 2016
   2         (+2)       Mitchell Starc     Aus        713       19.55    4.77      783 v NZ at Melbourne 2015
   3         (-1)        Imran Tahir         SA         712       23.44    4.65      735 v SL at Sydney 2015
   4         (-1)        Sunil Narine        WI         711       26.46    4.12      791 v SL at Jamaica 2013
   5         (+5)       Josh Hazlewood  Aus        672*     24.86    4.66      674 v Pak at Sydney 2017
   6         ( - )        Shakib Al Hasan  Ban        643       28.07    4.36      717 v Zim at Chittagong 2009
   7         ( - )        Matt Henry          NZ         641*     25.10    5.69      675 v Aus at Hamilton 2016
   8=       ( - )        Kagiso Rabada    SA         628*     25.11    5.24      646 v Aus at Johannesburg 2016
              (-3)        Adil Rashid         Eng        628        36.15    5.67      655 v Ban at Chittagong 2016
  10        ( - )        M. Nabi               Afg         619!      34.11    4.28      619 v Ban at Mirpur 2016


Advertisement

Media Release by ICC

About the Author

Saurabh Sharma
An ardent cricket fan, Saurabh is covering cricket for last 12 years. He has started his professional journey with the Hindi publication, Navbharat Times (Times of India Group). Later on, he moved to TV (Sadhna News). In 2014, he joined Cricketnmore. Currently, he is serving as the editor of cricketnmore.com. His grasp on cricket statistics and ability to find an interesting angle in a news story make him a perfect fit for the online publishing business. He is also acting as a show producer for our ongoing video series - Cricket Tales, Cricket Flashback, & Cricket Trivia Read More
Latest Cricket News