The official ICC team rankings are updated monthly and reflect performances in international cricket across all formats.
Rank | Team | Rating | Points | Change |
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1 | ![]() India | 121 | 4838 | 2 |
2 | ![]() Australia | 116 | 4195 | - |
3 | ![]() England | 109 | 4122 | 2 |
4 | ![]() South Africa | 102 | 3052 | 1 |
5 | ![]() New Zealand | 95 | 2862 | 1 |
6 | ![]() Pakistan | 89 | 2670 | - |
7 | ![]() Sri Lanka | 85 | 2655 | - |
8 | ![]() West Indies | 77 | 2140 | - |
9 | ![]() Bangladesh | 65 | 1570 | - |
10 | ![]() Zimbabwe | 33 | 980 | - |
Rankings are updated monthly following the completion of international series and tournaments.
Ratings are calculated based on match results, opposition strength, and historical performance data.
Notable movement in this update includes India strengthening their hold on the Test #1 spot after their recent series win.
Series | Format | Dates | Impact |
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![]() ![]() | Test | Jun 12 - Jul 10, 2025 | High |
ICC rankings are calculated using a weighted average of points over a period of time. For Test matches, all results in the past 3-4 years are taken into account, with matches played within the last 12-24 months given a higher weighting. Similar systems apply to ODI and T20I rankings, but with different timeframes.
ICC rankings are updated after every series or tournament. Major updates typically occur monthly, with full annual updates taking place at the beginning of May each year.
Points represent the total accumulated by a team or player, while the rating is the average (points divided by matches played, with adjustments). Rankings are determined by the rating, not total points.