Gill, Rohit and Kohli Rise to Top Five in ICC's ODI Batting Rankings

India's impressive unbeaten streak in the Champions Trophy can be attributed to the stellar performances of several key players. This has now been reflected in the latest ICC ODI rankings, where four Indian batters are among the top eight in the world. Shubman Gill continues to hold on to the top spot, while Rohit Sharma, who was named Player of the Final for his crucial 76-run knock, has climbed to No. 3. Virat Kohli, who amassed 218 runs in the tournament, now sits at No. 5, and Shreyas Iyer has maintained his No. 8 position. These rankings are a testament to the exceptional talent and skill of India's cricket team.

India's third Champions Trophy title was set up by their spinners and two of them have made it to the top ten on the ICC ODI bowlers' rankings. Kuldeep Yadav, who began his spell in the final with a wicket, is up at third place and in tenth is Ravindra Jadeja, who was as miserly as ever with an economy rate of 4.35 in the tournament.

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New Zealand's players made significant gains as well after their team's run to the final of the Champions Trophy. Captain Mitchell Santner is ranked second on the ODI bowlers' list, moving up six places on the back of several eye-catching performances. Santner finished with nine wickets in the tournament with an economy rate of 4.80. He is also fourth on the ODI allrounders' rankings with Michael Bracewell, who made a fifty in the final and was New Zealand's second-highest wicket-taker in the Champions Trophy, in seventh place.

The other standout New Zealand player, Rachin Ravindra who was the highest-scorer of the competition, jumped up 14 places to 14 on the ODI batters rankings and eight places up to eighth in the allrounders rankings.