New Zealand return to the top

New Zealand have returned to the top of the ICC T20I Team Rankings after winning the three-match series against the West Indies 2-0.

The Black Caps had entered the series against the West Indies in third place behind Pakistan (124 points) and India (121 points) on 120 points.

Kane Williamson's charges moved ahead of India after winning the first T20I by 47 runs and then leapfrogged Pakistan into the number-one position after clinching the third T20I by 119 runs. The second T20I was rained-off.

New Zealand are now on 126 points, while the West Indies have dropped from 120 points to 115 points in fifth position.

Colin Munro attacked 92.50% of deliveries in his innings of 104 (53) v Windies - that is the highest proportion of deliveries attacked in a T20 international century ever, surpassing the 88.1% by Tillakaratne Dilshan in his 104 (57) v Australia in 2011.