Young all-rounder Arafat Minhas has made big gains in the latest ICC ODI rankings after a memorable display against England in the tri-series match in Rawalpindi, The Express Tribune reported. Minhas scored his maiden half-century and took six wickets for 40 as Pakistan won by 87 runs.
Gains with bat and ball
In the bowling list, Minhas has risen 33 places to 83rd with 411 points. His jump among all-rounders is even bigger: he climbed 89 places to 68th with 108 points, the largest gain by any Pakistani all-rounder.
Where other Pakistan players stand
Spinner Abrar Ahmed holds second place among bowlers with 662 points, behind Afghanistan's Rashid Khan. ODI captain Shaheen Shah Afridi remains eighth with 601 points. Haris Rauf moved up two places to 20th and Naseem Shah four places to 45th, while Mohammad Nawaz slipped four places to 88th.
Among all-rounders, Salman Ali Agha dropped one place to 14th and Shaheen rose two places to 17th. Saim Ayub fell seven places to 48th and Shadab Khan also slipped seven places to 67th.
Afghanistan's Azmatullah Omarzai still leads the ODI all-rounder rankings, followed by Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza and Bangladesh's Mehidy Hasan Miraz.