ICC rankings for Tests, ODIs and Twenty20

ICC rankings for Tests, ODIs and Twenty20


ICC Test Championship

16 November 2013
Team
Matches
Points
Rating
South Africa
27
3531
131
India
33
3920
119
England
38
4407
116
Pakistan
25
2538
102
Australia
33
3318
101
West Indies
25
2366
95
Sri Lanka
26
2295
88
New Zealand
30
2243
75
Zimbabwe
11
372
34
Bangladesh
16
285
18


ICC ODI Championship
27 November 2013
Team
Matches
Points
Rating
India
56
6852
122
Australia
42
4808
114
England
42
4671
111
Sri Lanka
51
5605
110
South Africa
41
4332
106
Pakistan
52
5223
100
West Indies
44
3958
90
New Zealand
34
2899
85
Bangladesh
26
2165
83
Zimbabwe
26
1439
55
Ireland
11
423
38
Netherlands
7
88
13
Kenya
4
40
10

ICC Twenty20 Championship
28 November 2013
Team
Matches
Points
Rating
Sri Lanka
22
2326
129
India
19
1843
123
South Africa
29
2418
123
Pakistan
37
3253
120
West Indies
22
2041
120
England
28
2357
112
Australia
26
2047
102
New Zealand
27
2139
102
Ireland
13
659
82
Afghanistan
12
815
74
Bangladesh
15
791
72
Netherlands
12
508
56
Scotland
13
545
50
Zimbabwe
16
553
46
Kenya
17
633
42
Canada
8
11
2
Rankings table devised, developed and maintained by David Kendix, member of ICC Cricket Committee

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