Abrar Ahmed sits top of ICC Men's T20I rankings
The 28-year-old Pakistani spinner has reached the number one spot in the T20I bowling rankings for the first time.
Pakistani spinner Abrar Ahmed has reached the top of the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Men's T20I rankings, according to figures released by the ICC.
The 28-year-old, who has featured in 10 Tests, 19 ODIs and 38 T20Is to date, has taken 133 international wickets over the course of his career. His rise to the number one spot in the T20I rankings marks the first time he has reached the top position.
Abrar Ahmed has established himself as a key part of Pakistan's bowling attack across formats since his international debut, with his performances in the shortest format now recognized with the top ranking.
The ICC rankings are updated periodically based on players' recent performances, factoring in the quality of opposition and the context of matches played.
Abrar's achievement adds to a growing list of milestones for Pakistani bowlers in the T20I format in recent years.
Sources
- Abrar Ahmed sits top of ICC Men’s T20I rankings — APP (Pakistan)
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