Abrar, Shaheen break into top five in latest ICC ODI rankings

Among other Pakistani bowlers, Haris Rauf remained 24th with 540 points, while Naseem Shah retained 55th position with 472 points. Arafat Minhas dropped two places to 73rd.

The latest rankings were updated following the conclusion of the tri-series involving England and Sri Lanka, as well as the ongoing ODI series between New Zealand and India.

In the batting rankings, Babar Azam remained Pakistan's highest-ranked batter at ninth with 661 points. Salman Ali Agha retained 13th position with 622 points.

Fakhar Zaman moved up one place to share 36th position with New Zealand's Glenn Phillips, with both batters having 548 points. Mohammad Rizwan also climbed one place to 43rd with 532 points.

Saim Ayub recorded the biggest improvement among Pakistani batters, moving up four places to 64th with 468 points. Shadab Khan also gained one position to reach 92nd with 398 points.

India's Shubman Gill continued to lead the batting rankings with 822 points, followed by New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell with 794 and India's Virat Kohli with 781 points.