India's 3-0 series clear over West Indies at home throughout the most recent week has agreed with Rohit Sharma's position to No. 1 in the ICC T20I group rankings. India went past England to the best position, with Pakistan, New Zealand and South Africa adjusting the best five.
India's lead at the top, however, is a slim one. Across the 39-game time frame that is getting looked at in the current positioning cycle, India and England are tied at 269 rating focuses. India are partially ahead by righteousness of having more focuses (10,484 to England's 10,474).
The series finished at Kolkata's Eden Gardens - the setting for each of the three games - on Sunday, when India effectively guarded a 180 or more complete for the second game in succession. They had pursued down 158 in the primary T20I after a heavenly presentation for Ravi Bishnoi with the ball, while great endeavors with the bat from Rishabh Pant, Virat Kohli, Venkatesh Iyer and Suryakumar Yadav did the occupation in the second and third games. Harshal Patel was one more rookie to global cricket who dazzled, completing as India's top wicket-taker with five strikes and, significantly, holding his nerve against a surge from Rovman Powell in the second game to seal triumph for India.
Australia stayed in 6th spot after their 4-1 series prevail upon Sri Lanka (attached 10th with Bangladesh) at home, while West Indies remained at No. 7 notwithstanding the shutout against India, while Afghanistan were at eighth spot.
India get the opportunity to broaden their lead over England during the three-game T20I series against Sri Lanka not long from now at home. Britain's next T20I task is against India in the mid year.
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