ICC ODI Rankings: Top 10 teams, batsmen, bowlers and all-rounders rankings

After their triumph against Zimbabwe, India will not be playing any One Day International (ODI) in August and September. For the next two weeks, India will be trying their best to clinch the Asia Cup, which they have won 7 out of 14 times.

However, India is always ranked among the best teams in the ODI format.

Talking about the ODI format, there are very few matches in the month of August and September. Australia playing against Zimbabwe and New Zealand would be the only ODI series in the next two months.

With the Asia cup round the corner, all cricket fans must be excited to witness the Indian Cricket team defending their Asia Cup title. Currently, India is ranked 1st in the T20 Internationals, 2nd in the Test rankings and 3rd in the ODI format.

Though, the Asia cup will be played in the T20 format, let’s have a look at the One Day International rankings of teams, batsmen, bowlers and all-rounders.

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ICC ODI rankings: Top 10 teams

ICC ODI rankings : Top 10 batsmen

ICC ODI rankings: Top 10 bowlers

ICC ODI rankings: Top 10 all-rounders

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Indian Cricket team will be on a long break from ODI matches when they will face South Africa in Ekana Sports City, Lucknow in India. (Written by Zuhair Zaidi)

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