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Nasum Ahmed rises in T20I rankings; Hridoy and Saif also advance

Bangladesh spinner Nasum Ahmed and batters Towhid Hridoy and Saif Hasan have made notable gains in the latest ICC rankings.

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Bangladesh spinner Nasum Ahmed has climbed 27 places to 11th in the ICC T20 International bowling rankings following his consistent performances against Australia. Despite the team's 3-0 whitewash in the T20I series, several players were rewarded individually in the updated rankings.

Nasum's Impressive Leap

Nasum, a left-arm spinner, climbed 27 places to reach 11th in the T20I bowlers' rankings. This is equal to the second-best position of his career, as stated in the ICC press release. His impressive performance throughout the three-match series contributed to this significant gain.

Batters Hridoy and Saif Rise

Towhid Hridoy, who led Bangladesh during the series, rose nine places to 30th in the T20I batting rankings after scoring 105 runs across three matches. Saif Hasan also enjoyed a strong rise, moving up 13 spots to joint 35th.

Australia's Gains

Australia's players benefited from the clean sweep. Captain Mitchell Marsh advanced four places to ninth in the T20I batting rankings, while fast bowler Nathan Ellis moved up three spots to seventh among bowlers.

New Zealand's Milestone

Meanwhile, New Zealand pacer Matt Henry achieved a historic milestone in the ICC Test bowling rankings. The 34-year-old climbed to the top of the rankings alongside India's Jasprit Bumrah on 870 rating points, following his 11 wickets in the Oval Test. Henry became the first New Zealand bowler to reach No. 1 in the Test bowling rankings since Sir Richard Hadlee in 1990.

Source: BSS

FAQ

How many places did Nasum Ahmed climb in the T20I bowling rankings?
Nasum Ahmed climbed 27 places to reach 11th in the T20I bowling rankings.
What was Towhid Hridoy's previous and new ranking in the T20I batting rankings?
Towhid Hridoy rose from 39th to 30th in the T20I batting rankings.
Who is the new No. 1 in the ICC Test bowling rankings?
New Zealand pacer Matt Henry is the new No. 1 in the ICC Test bowling rankings.

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