ICC Men’s T20 Ranking: Abhishek Sharma dethrones Head for the No.1 Spot
In an interesting shift in positions, Australian thriller opener Travis Head loses his safe held No.1 spot in the ICC Men’s T20 Rankings to India’s young breakout star Abhishek Sharma soars high with the No.1 spot for the first time.
Abhishek Sharma pushes down his fellow SRH player to be throned as the 3rd Indian batsman to be ranked as No.1 in the ICC Men’s T20 rankings. Previously the ‘Run Machine’ Virat Kohli and the destructive Surya Kumar Yadav were ranked No.1 in the shortest format.
The recent ICC T20 Batsmen rankings have more changes as Australia’s Josh Inglis has pulled through 6 spots to be ranked in the Top 10 positions while India’s Yashasvi Jaiswal drops down 2 spots, now ranked 11. Inglis’ stand out performance against West Indies, racking up 172 runs in 5 matches has been a stepping stone for his ranking.
Tim David moves up 12 spots to be ranked in No. 18 in the T20 Men’s ranking to be the third player in the top 20 spots. Ben Stokes with his five wicket haul in Old Trafford made him swiftly gain the No.3 All-Rounder spot which is led by India’s Ravindra Jadeja who still reigns the list with his stellar showcase on field.
The All-rounder list also has Washington Sundar, who got his maiden test century moved to the Thirteenth position, skipping eight positions.
ICC Men’s T20 Ranking
| Rank | Team | Player | Current Rating | Career-Best Rating |
| 01 | India | Abhishek Sharma | 829 | 829 v England at Mumbai 2025 |
| 02 | Australia | Travis Head | 814 | 885 v Scotland at Edinburgh 2024 |
| 03 | India | Tilak Varma | 804 | 845 v England at Chennai 2025 |
| 04 | England | Phil Salt | 791 | 881 v West Indies at Barbados 2024 |
| 05 | England | Jos Buttler | 772 | 774 v West Indies at Bristol 2025 |
| 06 | India | Suryakumar Yadav | 739 | 912 v New Zealand at Ranchi 2023 |
| 07 | Sri Lanka | Pathum Nissanka | 736 | 736 v Bangladesh at Colombo (RPS) 2025 |
| 08 | New Zealand | Tim Seifert | 725 | 727 v Zimbabwe at Harare 2025 |
| 09 | Australia | Josh Inglis | 717 | 730 v West Indies at St Kitts 2025 |
| 10 | West Indies | Shai Hope | 690 | 712 v Australia at St Kitts 2025 |
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