Multiple Pakistan cricketers experienced shifts in the latest ICC Men's ODI Rankings, as Shaheen Shah Afridi, Shadab Khan, and Arafat Minhas moved up while Babar Azam and other teammates dropped in position.
Pakistan captain Shaheen Afridi moved up two spots to sixth in the ODI bowling rankings after capturing eight wickets across four matches in the active home tri-series against England and Sri Lanka.
Spin bowler Arafat Minhas advanced 15 positions to reach 68th with 435 rating points following a six-wicket effort against England.
Haris Rauf fell nine spots to 29th, and Naseem Shah dropped six places to 53rd.
Abrar Ahmed, who has not played in the tri-series, dropped one spot to third. Rashid Khan of Afghanistan kept the top spot, with South Africa's Keshav Maharaj holding second.
Regarding batting standings, former Pakistan captain Babar Azam slid two positions to ninth after accumulating 118 runs over four matches without posting a large score.
Salman Ali Agha dropped one spot to 13th. The all-rounder opened the series with a century against Sri Lanka but added only 51 runs across his next three appearances.
Mohammad Rizwan, left off Pakistan's ODI roster, dropped eight spots to 42nd, and Fakhar Zaman fell two places to 46th.
Shadab Khan showed the largest batting improvement for Pakistan, jumping 32 positions to 92nd after hitting a match-winning century against England.
