Pakistan jump to second in T20 rankings

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KARACHI: Pakistan moved up to second position from third in the latest Twenty20 Internationals Ranking released by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday.

Reigning World T20 champions Sri Lanka are remain top with 126 rating points.

Pakistan benefited from Australia’s defeat to England in their T20 internationals on Monday. The Green-shirts have 120 rating points, two ahead of Australia in third.

India are also on 118 points but are placed fourth with fifth-placed West Indies a point behind.

Rankings:

  • Sri Lanka 126 points
  • Pakistan 120 points
  • Australia 118 points
  • India 118 points
  • West Indies 117 points
  • South Africa 111 points
  • New Zealand 108 points
  • England 107 points
  • Afghanistan 77 points
  • Bangladesh 73 points
  • Hong Kong 72 points
  • Scotland 66 points
  • Netherlands 61 points
  • Zimbabwe 56 points
  • Ireland 42 points

Published in Dawn, September 2nd, 2015

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