Chanderpaul jumps to number two

krishna · 06-14-2014, 11:27 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (CMC) — West Indies batting star Shivnarine Chanderpaul has leapfrogged Kumar Sangakkara into second position for Test batsmen and three fast bowlers in the regional side have returned to the rankings

Chanderpaul, who scored an unbeaten 84 and 24 for West Indies in the opening Test against New Zealand in Jamaica, now trails top-ranked AB de Villiers by 41 ratings points.

Fast bowlers Kemar Roach and Jerome Taylor and spinner Suleiman Benn returned to the rankings table after performances in the Kingston test.

Roach, who picked up two wickets, has returned to 15th position, while Benn and Taylor, who each captured four wickets, are ranked 35 and 75, respectively.

Meanwhile, New Zealand's Tim Southee has achieved a career-best position of fifth in the ICC rankings for Test bowlers.

Southee took six wickets in New Zealand's win over West Indies in Kingston and has jumped three places in the bowlers' rankings to be behind only Dale Steyn, Ryan Harris, Vernon Philander and Mitchell Johnson.

In the team rankings, Australia continued to top the chart followed by South Africa, England and Pakistan, with India in the fifth spot.

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I think Sanga will leapfrog Shiv back to #2 after that ton  :-\
Anywho, good guy Shiv still in top #3. Stay classy Shiv.

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* Shiv(881 points) has been struggling to re-enter the 900 ratings club----his previous high was 901.

http://www.relianceiccrankings.com/ranki...t/batting/

* Sanga is currently on 879---and with his Lords hundred he'll likely crack 900 and regain the #2 ranking.

* Hopefully Shiv can crack 900 in the remaining 2 tests against NZ.

Rev

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