

Australia’s Mitchell Starc has dethroned India’s Jasprit Bumrah to claim the No.1 position in the latest ICC Men’s Test Bowling Rankings for the first time in his career. The 36-year-old left-arm pacer climbed to the summit after his sensational 10-wicket haul against Bangladesh in the second Test at Mackay. Starc returned figures of 6/12 and 4/39 as Australia secured an innings-and-51-run victory. He now has 872 rating points, while Bumrah is second with 862.
Bumrah’s latest stint at the top lasted two months, but he has spent a remarkable 697 days as the No.1-ranked Test bowler, the most by any Indian bowler and the 14th-most overall. Meanwhile, Rishabh Pant made a strong comeback in the Test batting rankings, returning to the top 10 after a year and moving up six places to seventh. England’s Harry Brook retained the No.1 batting position, with Joe Root in second.



















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