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A few days after the ICC World Test title (WTC) 2025 in style, the South Cricket National Team -Africa won another great reason to celebrate it, as its players made a mass leap in the last rankings of the Men’s Test Player of the ICC shared on Wednesday (June 18).
Several players from the historic South WTC triumph -Africa in Lord’s have received significant impulses, thanks to their impressive performances in the final against Australia. Above all, Proteas’s side crushed Australia for five doctors in the WTC 2025 final to lift his first ICC title after 27 years last week.
Aiden Markram shines in the rankings of the ICC Men’s Testing Player after Guiding South
Aiden Markram, who stole the show with a game of 136 winners of 207 balls during the success of South Africa’s persecution in the WTC 2025 final against Australia, has jumped seven places in the last rankings.
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Markram is currently in seventh place with 723 rating points in the men’s ICC’s ICC Test Ranking rankings, only two points of qualification behind the tenth new Zealand Daryl Mitchell.
Not only that, the Proteas All-Rounder, who also collected two crucial doctors in the final, has jumped impressive 44 points on everyone’s list. However, Markram is still in 65th with 49 qualification points, with ravindra jadja leading the table with 400 points of qualification.
David Bedingham and Lungi Ngidi get great gains
David Bedingham, who stayed until the end and sealed the victory in South Africa in the WTC 2025 final, also had an increase in updated rankings. He went up 17 places to take 40th place in the battles ranking, equalizing the Green Cameron of Australia.
On the other hand, the South Pealer -African Lungi Ngidi was also rewarded by his notable performance against Australia in the final. He went up seven positions to reach 37th place, sharing the place with Lahiru Kumara and Naseem Shah with 526 rating points.
Ngidi climbed three doctors at Australia’s second entry in The Lord’s. Ace South Africa Pacer Kagiso Rabada, who handed over a stellar spell to the final (5/51 and 4/59), continues to stay at its number 2 in the ICC test bowling rankings, just behind India Jasprit Bumrah.
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However, Keshav Maharaj fell to the 19th place on the 17th in the ICC test bowl ranking, but jumped to 18th place with a point gained in the rankings of the ICC test.
Mitchell Starc and Beau Webster shine in the ICC test rankings despite Australian defeat.
The Australian fast diaper Mitchell Starc, who claimed five doctors in the WTC 2025 final and scored half a century in the second entry against proteins, entered the top 10 in both the ICC test bowling rankings and the rankings of the ICC test.
On the other hand, Beau Webster climbed 13 points in the ICC test shake ranking after its impressive 72 rolled coup in the first entrances to the final against the Proteas. The Pakistan’s name Ali jumped in fourth place with a two -point game in the ICC test bowl ranking.
