ICC Cricket Ranking 2009
The top team is awarded with ICC Test or ODI championship award on the end of the year. Indian team movies to first place after winning the compaq cup against srilanka. The cricket rankings are calculated by player’s performance providing ratings using numerical formula. ICC offers ODI and Test cricket team rating points. ICC has provided batsmen rankings, bowlers rankings and all-rounder rankings for test and ODI cricket.
RANKING COUNTRY POINTS
1 Australia 128
2 India 125
3 South Africa 121
4 New Zealand 110
5 Pakistan 109
6 England 106
7 Sri Lanka 106
8 West Indies 76
9 Bangladesh 54
10 Zimbabwe 28
11 Ireland 25
12 Kenya 2
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