Mohammad Hafeez’s 140 runs, which included an unbeaten 99 in the secondmatch, see him gain 14 places to reach 33rd position. Mohammad Rizwan’s 158runs, including a match-winning 89 in the final game, have lifted him 152places to 158th position. Babar Azam is still in second place with 820rating points.
Pakistan’s bowlers had more to cheer about, with Faheem Ashraf moving up 22places to the 13th position, Shaheen Afridi gaining up 11 ranks to reach acareer-best 16th position and Harif Rauf’s five wickets in the serieshelping him climb 42 places to 67th on the chart.
New Zealand opener, Tim Seifert, and fast bowler, Tim Southee, haveattained career-best positions after playing important roles in a 2-1series win over.——————————
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In the ICC Men’s T20I Team Rankings, Pakistan have lost three points andNew Zealand have gained three, but the two retain their fourth and sixthpositions, respectively.
*Batting (top 10)**Rank* *(+/-)* *Player* *Team* *Pts* *Avg* *S/R* *Highest Rating*1 ( – ) Dawid Malan England 915 53.43 149 915 v SA at Cape Town 20202 ( – ) Babar Azam Pakistan 820 50.93 130 896 v Eng at Cardiff 20193 ( – ) Lokesh Rahul India 816 44.05 145 854 v Eng at Old Trafford 20184 ( – ) Aaron Finch Australia 808 37.70 154 901 v Zim at Harare 20185 ( – ) Rassie van der Dussen South Africa 744 38.71 137 744 v Eng at CapeTown 20206 (+1) Glenn Maxwell Australia 701 33.07 158 838 v SL at Adelaide 20197 (+1) Virat Kohli India 697 50.48 138 897 v Eng at Edgbaston 20148 (-2) Colin Munro New Zealand 695 31.34 156 830 v Pak at Dubai 20189 (+24) Tim Seifert New Zealand 685 27.83 139 685 v Pak at Napier 202010 (-1) Hazratullah Zazai
