Dubai, November 4,2026: Pakistan captain Shaheen Shah Afridi, left-handed opener Fakhar Zaman and fast bowler Haris Rauf have improved their positions in the latest ICC ODI rankings following their impressive performances in the recently concluded tri-series involving England and Sri Lanka.
Fakhar made notable progress in the ODI batters’ rankings, climbing nine places to 37th with 548 points after scoring an outstanding 127 off 99 deliveries, including 11 fours and six sixes.
Former Pakistan captain Babar Azam retained ninth position with 661 points, while Salman Ali Agha remained 13th with 622 points.
Mohammad Rizwan slipped two places to 44th with 532 points, while Saim Ayub dropped four places to joint 68th with 468 points. Shadab Khan also fell one place to 93rd with 398 points.
India captain Shubman Gill continues to lead the ODI batters’ rankings with 841 points, followed by New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell and India’s Virat Kohli in second and third positions, respectively.
In the ODI bowlers’ rankings, Shaheen Afridi climbed one place to fifth with 621 points after taking 10 wickets in five matches during the tri-series at an economy rate of 5.18.
Haris Rauf also made significant progress, rising five places to 24th with 540 points. He claimed seven wickets in five matches at an economy rate of 6.13.
Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed slipped one place to fourth with 642 points. New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner moved up to third, while Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan retained the top position, followed by South Africa’s Keshav Maharaj.
Among other Pakistan bowlers, Naseem Shah dropped four places to 55th with 472 points, while Arafat Minhas slipped three places to 71st with 434 points. Mohammad Wasim fell four places to 85th, while Mohammad Nawaz dropped three places to 94th.
Pakistan players also recorded gains in the ODI all-rounders’ rankings.
Salman Ali Agha climbed three places to 13th with 189 points, while Shaheen Afridi moved up three spots to 16th with 175 points.
Arafat Minhas registered the biggest improvement among Pakistan players, rising 36 places to 33rd with 143 points.
Naseem Shah slipped four places to 42nd, while Abrar Ahmed dropped two places to 47th with 129 points.
Shadab Khan fell four spots to 54th, where he is level with fellow Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf. Saim Ayub dropped one place to 58th with 117 points, while Mohammad Nawaz slipped three places to 97th.
Afghanistan’s Azmatullah Omarzai continues to lead the ODI all-rounders’ rankings, followed by Zimbabwe’s Sikandar Raza and Afghanistan’s Mohammad Nabi in second and third positions, respectively.
