Virat Kohli 2nd batsman after AB de Villiers to cross 900 points in Test and ODI rankings.

Virat Kohli made South Africa's AB de Villiers the second second batsman on Tuesday after crossing the 90-mark in the ICC rankings.Kohli is one of only five to score 900 points in both forms of the game as he consolidated his top position in ODIs with 558 runs in a 5-1 series win over South Africa, during which he scored three centuries. . There are also top-ranked batsmen in the 29-year-old Test rankings.With scores of 112, unbeaten 160, unbeaten 160, out of 75, 36 and 129, Kohli became the first batsman to cross 500 runs in the bilateral ODI series.Kohli has currently scored 35 ODI centuries and Sachin Tendulkar is second in the list of ODI centuries, which is named 49.Kohli made the highest scorer in ODIs in 2017, which included six centuries in 26 one-day matches due to 1460 runs. Overall, he scored an average of 588.10 with a mediocre average of 958 runs from 2018 ODIs.
In this way, Kohli has shifted to Brian Lara's all-captain list last month. Vivian Richards is ranked seventh in the list of ODIs with 9 35 points and India's captain is now 22 points away from Sachin Tendulkar, whose ODI career has 887 points against Zimbabwe in January 1998. Brahmin Lara has been the best overall in Kohli since reaching 911 points in March 1993.A brilliant batsman from Kohli's bat has achieved a rare milestone of exceeding 900 points in both Tests and ODIs after the latest update in the ICC Open Player Rankings, which includes leg-spinner Rashid Khan of Afghanistan and India's fast bowler Jaspreet. Are there. Boomers take joint top positions among bowlersIndia's opener Shikhar Dhawan, who contributed 323 runs in the South Africa series, strengthened his position at number 10, while the fast bowling rankings of the Indian bowlers increased rapidly, in which Yavendra Chahal and Kulip Yadav's wrist spin pair Was included.Leg-spinner Chahal has taken 16 wickets in the South Africa series with 21 points, with eight slots, while Chinnaman Yadav's 17 wickets has helped him gain 15 places and is at 47th position. From the eighth wicket of fast bowler Boomara, he has moved up two places to be at first place.19-year-old Rashid has joined Bumrah with 16 wickets in the series against Zimbabwe, who defeated Afghanistan by 4-1 and get the youngest place to top the rankings. In Sharjah, with 43 runs in 43 balls in the final match on Monday, his 51 runs in two innings in the series have also entered the top five in the All-rounders list while he has helped raise 11 slots. 114th position in battingOther Afghan players are included in the latest rankings: Rahmat Shah (42rd above), Javed Ahmadi (18th place to 83rd position) and Najibullah Zadran (93rd from 23rd position) and Off spin bowler Mohammed Nabi (seventh position 11th)For South Africa, Faf du Plessis played 120 runs in the first ODI against India, after which he had dismissed due to injury, he has secured a place to reach eighth place.In the meantime, Afghanistan has left Zimbabwe behind in the ICC ODI Team Rankings, which has increased four points, with 55 points in 10th place and Zimbabwe have lost three points, which is 50 points.