Following an impressive showing against England in Rawalpindi, young all-rounder Arafat Minhas from Pakistan advanced significantly in the newest ICC ODI rankings.
Minhas rose 89 spots to reach 68th place in the ODI all-rounder standings holding 108 rating points, marking the largest advancement for any Pakistani player in this group.
He additionally moved up 33 positions to secure 83rd place in the bowling tables with 411 points.
This upward movement follows his match-winning display during an ODI tri-series fixture at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, where he contributed 59 runs from 58 deliveries and took six wickets for 40 runs, driving Pakistan to an 87-run win against England.
At the same time, Afghanistan player Rashid Khan kept his hold on first place in the ODI bowling standings, with Pakistan representative Abrar Ahmed holding second with 662 points and South African player Keshav Maharaj sitting third.
Pakistan ODI captain Shaheen Afridi stayed at eighth with 601 points, whereas Haris Rauf climbed two spots to 20th with 563 points, and Naseem Shah advanced four positions to 45th with 495 points.
Conversely, Mohammad Wasim Jr. fell seven spots to 75th, and Mohammad Nawaz dropped four positions to 88th.
Regarding the all-rounder standings, Afghanistan competitor Azmatullah Omarzai stayed at the head of the list, preceding Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza and Bangladesh player Mehidy Hasan Miraz.
Among Pakistani competitors, Salman Ali Agha fell one spot to 14th holding 186 points, while Shaheen Afridi rose two positions to 17th with 170 points.
Naseem Shah kept his 34th position, and Abrar Ahmed dropped four spots to 35th, while Haris Rauf climbed one position to 46th with 127 points, and Saim Ayub fell seven spots to 48th with 126 points.
Shadab Khan likewise fell seven positions to 67th, and Mohammad Nawaz dropped four spots to 86th.
Within the ODI batting tables, Babar Azam maintained his seventh spot with 684 points, while Salman Ali Agha climbed one spot to 12th holding 651 points.
Mohammad Rizwan dropped four spots to 34th with 549 points, and Fakhar Zaman fell three positions to 44th holding 531 points, alongside Saim Ayub dropping eight spots to 54th with 488 points.
Indian competitor Shubman Gill held the top rank among ODI batters, with New Zealand player Daryl Mitchell in second place and Indian competitor Virat Kohli taking third.
