Icc Test Rankings  

Virat Kohli completed a double as he finished the year 2019 as the top-ranked Test batsman in ICC Rankings. He is No. 1 in ODIs too. Do you know for how many days he was No. 1 Test batsman in 2019? Find out here

Rohit Sharma has held a career-high ranking of second in ODIs (in February 2018) and seventh in T20Is (November 2018). Virat Kohli has been number one in all three formats while Gautam Gambhir has been at the top in Tests and T20Is and eighth in ODIs

Virat Kohli, who had dropped below 900 points after the first Test for the first time since January 2018, has reached 936 points in the ICC Test Rankings, which is only one below his career-best rating points achieved in August 2018. The No. 1 ODI batsman thus has a chance to regain the top spot after the final Test in Ranchi

Steve Smith’s scores of 80 and 23 have helped him remain 34 points ahead of Virat Kohli with 937 rating points in ICC Test Rankings, an incredible effort since he started the series in fourth position with 857 points before his surge that came courtesy 774 runs in four Tests

Steve Smith’s player of the match effort of 211 and 82 runs in the two innings has lifted him to 937 rating points, only 10 less than his all-time best aggregate achieved in December 2017

Virat Kohli’s scores of 76 and 0 in Kingston were not enough for him to hold on to the top ranking, which he had attained in August 2018 during India’s tour of England

India skipper Virat Kohli achieved a career-high 937 rating points after innings of 46 and 58 in the fourth Test.