New Delhi: After the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction, wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant has achieved such a big achievement, which former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni could not achieve in his entire career. After this, Rishabh Pant is being highly praised. The International Cricket Council (ICC) has released a fresh ranking, in which Rishabh Pant has made a big jump. Rishabh Pant has reached number 11 in the list of batsmen. Rishabh Pant has 715 rating points and has become the first Indian wicketkeeper-batsman to cross the 700 point mark.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the former great captain of Team India, reached only 662 best rating points in his career. Apart from him, Farokh Engineer has 619 points. Mahi's best ranking was 19th. In 1973, Farokh Engineer also reached his career-best 17th position. Pant is in excellent form in the Australian tour. In the Sydney Test, Pant had scored 87 runs in the fourth innings, on which India managed to draw this test. After this, India managed to get a historic win thanks to Pant's unbeaten 89 in the fourth innings of the Brisbane Test. Pant also played brilliant innings of 91 runs in the first Test match played against England in Chennai. After this, he scored an unbeaten 58 off 77 balls in the first innings of the second Test played in Chennai.

On the other hand, Ravichandran Ashwin has reached the fifth position in the list of all-rounders due to his excellent performance with bat and ball in England's second Test match. Ashwin made 106 in India's second innings against England in the second Test match in Chennai and took eight wickets in the match. India won this match by 317 runs. On the other hand, captain Virat Kohli remains at the fifth position among the batsmen. Indian opening batsman Rohit Sharma, who scored 161 runs in Chennai Test, has jumped nine places to number 14.

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