India overtook Pakistan at the top of the ODI standings, but they are ahead of England in the T20I rankings. They are leading in the longest format, followed closely by Australia.
Following their 5-wicket victory over Australia on Friday, India surpassed Australia as the top-ranked side in all three forms (Tests, ODIs, and T20Is).
India overtook Pakistan at the top of the ODI standings, but they are ahead of England in the T20I rankings. They are leading in the longest format, followed closely by Australia.
Number One in Test, ODI, and T20I cricket, according to BCCI Secretary Jay Shah. Congratulations to #TeamIndia for reaching this historic milestone. The rankings show this team’s dedication to achieving excellence on the field. This is an amazing accomplishment right before the World Cup. Additionally, with a victory in Mohali, we are ahead 1-0 versus Australia. Let’s maintain the momentum.
Shubman Gill and Ruturaj Gaikwad hit half-centuries to lead India to a five-wicket victory against Australia in the opening ODI of the three-match series on Friday.
Chasing a goal of 277, Gill smashed 74 off 63 balls, while Gaikwad hit 71 off 77 as India reached 281 for five with eight balls to spare.
KL Rahul, the captain, made 58 runs without being bowled, and Suryakumar Yadav made 50 runs. Earlier, Australia was bowled out for 276 in 50 overs.
Down the batting order, wicketkeeper Josh Inglis chipped in with 45 along with David Warner’s 52, Steve Smith’s 41, and Josh’s contributions.
Mohammed Shami, a pacer, was the standout Indian bowler, returning with 5/51 while dismissing Mitchell Marsh, Smith, Marcus Stoinis, Matthew Short, and Sean Abbott.
