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Sourav
18th April 2006, 03:02 AM
CRICKET--Ratings

U can post and discuss about the cricket team/player ratings here. :)

Sourav
18th April 2006, 03:04 AM
ICC One-Day International Championship Table
[as at 16 April 06]

Pos - Team - Matches - Points - Rating

1 Australia 46 6064 132

2 South Africa 40 4776 119

3 India 50 5752 115

4 Pakistan 41 4666 114

5 New Zealand 37 4180 113

6 Sri Lanka 48 5026 105

7 England 32 3344 105

8 West Indies 27 2398 89

9 Zimbabwe 27 1122 42

10 Bangladesh 30 730 24

11 Kenya 9 67 7

Sourav
18th April 2006, 03:06 AM
ICC Test Championship Table
[as at 16 April 06]

Pos. Team Matches Points Rating
1 Australia 51 6660 131
2 England 46 5207 113
3 India 42 4671 111
4 Pakistan 37 4051 109
5 New Zealand 30 3040 101
6 South Africa 43 4195 98
7 Sri Lanka 37 3518 95
8 West Indies 40 2865 72
9 Zimbabwe 21 563 27
10 Bangladesh 31 131 4

Sourav
18th April 2006, 03:06 AM
CEAT INTERNATIONAL CRICKET TEAM OF THE YEAR 2005-06 - TOP FIVE
CEAT RATINGS AS ON 3RD APRIL 2006

COUNTRY TEST POINTS ODI POINTS TOTAL POINTS CEAT RANK
Australia 69 53 122 1
Sri Lanka 48 37 85 2
India 40 43 83 3
New Zealand 34 31 65 4
Pakistan 25 26 51 5

Sourav
18th April 2006, 03:09 AM
ICC ratings as on 17 Apr 06

ODI Allrounders
Rank Player Team Rating
1 Shaun Pollock SA 4616
2 Andrew Flintoff Eng 4309
3 Irfan Pathan Ind 4091
4 Andrew Symonds Aus 3835
5 Shoaib Malik Pak 3554

ODI Batsmen
Rank Player Team Rating
1 Ricky Ponting Aus 805
2 Mahendra Dhoni Ind 798
3 Adam Gilchirst Aus 793
4 Andrew Symonds Aus 761
5 Graeme Smith SA 759
6 Mike Hussey Aus 748
7 Kevin Pietersen Eng 745
8 Kumar Sangakkara Sl 736
9 Yuvraj Singh Ind 731
10 Michael Clarke Aus 716

ODI Bowlers
Rank Player Team Rating
1 Shaun Pollock SA 858
2 Glenn McGrath Aus 768
3 Shane Bond NZ 762
4 Irfan Pathan Ind 759
5 Daniel Vettori NZ 750
6 Brett Lee Aus 729
7 Harbhajan Singh Ind 711
8 Muttiah Muralitharan SL 701
9 Chaminda Vaas SL 693
9 Nathan Bracken Aus 693

Test Allrounders
Rank Player Team Rating
1 Jacques Kallis SA 5051
2 Andrew Flintoff Eng 4949
3 Shaun Pollock SA 2999
4 Irfan Pathan Ind 2945
5 Daniel Vettori NZ 2778

Test Batsmen
Rank Player Team Rating
1 Ricky Ponting Aus 936
2 Jacques Kallis SA 868
3 Rahul Dravid Ind 842
4 Inzamam-ul-Haq Pak 831
5 Matthew Hayden Aus 823
6 Brian Lara WI 800
7 Younis Khan Pak 796
8 Mohammad Yousuf Pak 780
9 Mike Hussey Aus 746
10 Marcus Trescothick Eng 745

Test Bowlers
Rank Player Team Rating
1 Muttiah Muralitharan SL 864
2 Makhaya Ntini SA 820
3 Glenn McGrath Aus 819
4 Shane Warne Aus 800
5 Matthew Hoggard Eng 780
6 Andrew Flintoff Eng 777
7 Shoaib Akhtar Pak 751
8 Chaminda Vaas SL 745
9 Shane Bond NZ 742
10 Anil Kumble Ind 731

Sourav
18th April 2006, 03:10 AM
Dhoni is No. 2, India climbs to 3rd spot


India's 5-1 demolition of England has taken them to third place in the ICC one-day rankings, their highest position ever, while Mahendra Singh Dhoni's excellent form propelled him to second spot among ODI batsmen.

India's stupendous run in the shorter version of the game, that has seen them win 17 of their last 22 matches, has resulted in their surpassing New Zealand and Pakistan on the charts.

Rahul Dravid's team is now just three points behind second-placed South Africa. If India win both their upcoming ODIs against Pakistan in Abu Dhabi, they will reduce that margin to a single point.

Australia is perched at the top with a lead of 13 points.

This is India's highest position since the rankings were launched in October 2002. A year ago, they were languishing at the eighth spot.

Dhoni, who was fifth in the rankings before the England series, accumulated 177 runs at an average of 59 to gain three places on the charts and is now behind Australian captain Ricky Ponting.

Yuvraj Singh (9th), Dravid (11th) and Sachin Tendulkar (18th :cry: :cry: ), who missed the series through injury, are the other Indians in the top 20.

Sourav
18th April 2006, 03:28 AM
ESPN-STAR SPORTS (Samsung) -- RATINGS

TOP 10 ODI BATSMAN

Rank Player Name Country Name Points
1 Mahendra Dhoni India 105
2 Ricky Ponting Australia 102
2 Yuvraj Singh India 102
4 Michael Hussey Australia 94
5 Rahul Dravid India 90
6 Andrew Symonds Australia 86
7 Michael Clarke Australia 84
8 Kevin Pietersen England 77
9 Kumar Sangakarra Sri Lanka 74
10 Adam Gilchrist Australia 72



TOP 10 TEST BATSMAN

Rank Player Name Country Name Points
1 Ricky Ponting Australia 180
2 Matthew Hayden Australia 165
3 Michael Hussey Australia 150
4 Younis Khan Pakistan 138
5 Rahul Dravid India 129
6 Mohammad Yousuf Pakistan 122
7 Inzamam-ul Haq Pakistan 120
8 Kamran Akmal Pakistan 110
9 Jacques Kallis South Africa 105
10 Kevin Pietersen England 104

Sourav
18th April 2006, 03:39 AM
ESPN-STAR SPORTS (Samsung) -- RATINGS

TOP 10 ODI BOWLERS

Rank Player Name Country Name Points
1 Irfan Pathan India 147
2 Muttiah Muralitharan Sri Lanka 142
3 Brett Lee Australia 139
4 Shaun Pollock South Africa 138
5 Nathan Bracken Australia 137
6 Shane Bond New Zealand 135
7 Makhaya Ntini South Africa 132
8 Harbhajan Singh India 131
9 Naved-ul Hasan Pakistan 130
10 Sree Santh India 125


TOP 10 TEST BOWLERS

Rank Player Name Country Name Points
1 Shane Warne Australia 190
2 Muttiah Muralitharan Sri Lanka 180
3 Brett Lee Australia 176
4 Andrew Flintoff England 174
5 Anil Kumble India 173
6 Matthew Hoggard England 169
7 Makhaya Ntini South Africa 160
8 Irfan Pathan India 153
9 Stephen Harmison England 131
10 Glenn Mcgrath Australia 121

selvakumar
18th April 2006, 09:04 AM
First one to post after sourav. hehe :lol:

sgokulprathap
18th April 2006, 10:23 AM
For ICC Rankings:

Team Rankings - Test Match
http://www.icc-cricket.com/test/

Team Rankings - ODI
http://www.icc-cricket.com/odi/

Player Rankings:
http://www.cricketratings.com/

sgokulprathap
20th April 2006, 04:49 PM
Dhoni on top of the world
Mahendra Singh Dhoni's half century against Pakistan in the second one-dayer in Abu Dhabi has propelled him to the top spot in the latest ICC one-day international rankings.

Dhoni, who was second placed behind Australian captain Ricky Ponting before the two-match ODI series in the desert venue, hit 59 in India's series-levelling win in the second match.

However, the 1-1 honour in the series meant that India and Pakistan remain unchanged in the team championship table, on third and fourth places respectively.

The 24-year-old Jharkhand player, who made his ODI debut in December 2004, has made a remarkably rapid rise with his statistics providing compelling support for his position on top of the ODI charts released on Thursday.

In 42 matches, he averages 52.76 with two hundreds and eight fifties and, equally significantly, he has made those runs at an awesome strike-rate of 103 runs per hundred balls.

Dhoni is one of three India batsmen in the top 10 places with captain Rahul Dravid ninth (up two places) and Yuvraj Singh on 10th.

Besides, injured Sachin Tendulkar is on joint 21st spot with Sri Lanka's Sanath Jayasuriya and Virender Sehwag, whose return to form with 73 has seen him move back up four places to joint 24th position, alongside England's Andrew Strauss.

Irfan Pathan remains India's top-ranked bowler after moving up one spot to third in the list with only Shaun Pollock of South Africa and Australia's Glenn McGrath ahead of him.

Pathan remains in third position in the LG ICC Player Rankings for ODI all-rounders behind Pollock and England's Andrew Flintoff but he now has his best-ever haul of rating points.

Another India player in the bowling top 10 is spinner Harbhajan Singh (10th), who slipped three spots as a result of his performances in Abu Dhabi.

However, several other Indian bowlers are on the way up the list.

Ajit Agarkar is up four spots to 21st position, Shanthakumaran Sreesanth rises 12 places to be joint 54th (alongside Bangladesh's Manjural Islam Rana) and Ramesh Powar has broken into the top 100, up 19 places to 82nd in the LG ICC Player Rankings for ODI bowlers.

Pakistan have three batsmen in the top 25 with captain Inzamam-ul-Haq and Mohammad Yousuf in joint 15th position and Shoaib Malik in 23rd spot.

Younis Khan, whose unbeaten 71 guided his side to victory on Tuesday, is up eight places to joint 44th alongside Sri Lanka's Russel Arnold.

The leading Pakistan bowler in the bowling department is Naved-ul-Hasan, who remains unchanged in 12th position while Shoaib Malik is in fifth spot in the all-rounder list.

selvakumar
20th April 2006, 05:55 PM
so,

DHONI IS THE REAL STAR NOW.. :thumbsup: unlike some placebo :rotfl:

sgokulprathap
21st April 2006, 11:12 AM
S. Ofcourse. :D

Arthi
21st April 2006, 11:23 AM
More About Mahendra Singh Dhoni

In the fifth ODI he hit 148 against Pakistan
In his 22nd ODI he scord 183* against srilanka- the highest by a keeper in ODIS
The unbeaten 183 is the highest ODI score by a batsmen in the second innings
The winning 6 at Jaipur aggregated his match tally of fours and sixes to 120 runs(10 sixes and 15 Fours) a new ODI record.
Dhoni's average of 52.76 puts him second place behind Michael Bevan(53.58)
His career strike rate of 103.00 finds in fourth place of the ODI charts.

In just 17 months his debut, he has emerged as the No: 1 batsmen in the ICC ODI Rankings

Arthi
21st April 2006, 11:37 AM
It's the way MAHI way...

What they said

" I can easily pick him as one of the players to be watched in the 2007 world cup. He is unorthodox but very efficient. He is difficult to bowl to because he has the ability to even hit the good balls with a jab shot. He is safe behind the wickets abd can be compared to Adam Gilchrist thought the Australian has proved himself as the best after years in commission

-- Inzamam-ul-Huq( After Indias tour of Pakistan)

In all my years of watching cricket tyhe only other player who strode the crease with greater swagger is the incomparable Viv Richards. Like the West Indian, Great Dhoni has nothing but contempt for the bowlers and that shows in the way he wants to dominate and show who is the boss at outset
-- Sunil Gavaskar

Vivek
21st April 2006, 06:13 PM
Dhoni has some problem with backfoot play which south africa exposed. otherwise is a great player. i would rate him equal or better than sehwag. that we may see in near future.

sgokulprathap
29th April 2006, 02:14 PM
Gilchrist replaces Dhoni on top of ODI rankings

Australia's Adam Gilchrist edged ahead of Mahendra Singh Dhoni of India to recapture the top spot in the LG ICC Player Rankings for ODI batsmen.

Gilchrist leapfrogged his team-mate and captain Ricky Ponting as well as Dhoni thanks to his performances in the three-match series in Bangladesh that finished on Friday.

The left-hander now holds a slender advantage of just three rating points over Dhoni, who himself assumed the top position from Ponting for the first time less than two weeks ago.

Ponting's modest series in Bangladesh has seen him slip to third in the list but Gilchrist, by contrast, is now just short of his highest-ever tally of rating points.

Australia now has an incredible four players in the top five of the LG ICC Player Rankings for ODI batsmen with Gilchrist and Ponting joined by Andrew Symonds and Michael Hussey in fourth and fifth spots respectively. Symonds has his best-ever haul of rating points while Hussey has entered the top five for the first time.

1 Adam Gilchrist AUS

2 Mahendra Dhoni IND

3 Ricky Ponting AUS

4 Andrew Symonds AUS

5 Mike Hussey AUS

6 Graeme Smith SA

7 Kevin Pietersen ENG

8 Kumar Sangakkara SL

9 Rahul Dravid IND

10 Yuvraj Singh IND

sgokulprathap
29th April 2006, 02:15 PM
Pathan second in bowlers' rankings

With the ball, India's Irfan Pathan is now in second place in the LG ICC Player Rankings for ODI bowlers behind Shaun Pollock of South Africa while Australia's highest-ranked player is Glenn McGrath, absent from the Bangladesh series for personal reasons, in fourth position.

1 Shaun Pollock SA

2 Irfan Pathan IND

3 Shane Bond NZ

4 Glenn McGrath AUS

5 Daniel Vettori NZ

6 Brett Lee AUS

7 Nathan Bracken AUS

8 Muttiah Muralitharan SL

9 Chaminda Vaas SL

10 Harbhajan Singh IND