ICC ODI Rankings

ICC ODI Team Ranking

POS	TEAM	MATCHES	POINTS	RATING
1	New Zealand	12	1,505	125
2	England	22	2,756	125
3	Pakistan	19	2,005	106
4	India	22	2,304	105
5	Australia	23	2,325	101
6	South Africa	19	1,872	99
7	Bangladesh	24	2,275	95
8	Sri Lanka	29	2,658	92
9	West Indies	32	2,306	72
10	Afghanistan	18	1,238	69

The International Cricket Council (ICC) ranks the ODI playing nations by giving them a rating which is based on the number of wins, losses, and draws they achieve in comparison to the number of matches they play.

New Zealand Cricket Team is the present No. 1 ODI side as per the ICC ODI Team Rankings with a rating of 122.

Unlike the Test rankings, the ICC does not award a trophy, or a mace of any kind to the top side at the end of the year. Instead, they are awarded with the ICC ODI Championship shield, which features an inner circle of gold-coloured metal and is surrounded by a ring of silver-coloured metal.

Take a look at the ICC ODI Batting Ratings :

ICC ODI Batsmen Ranking

POS	PLAYER	TEAM	RATING
1	Babar Azam	PAK	892
2	Imam-ul-Haq	PAK	815
3	Virat Kohli	IND	811
4	Rohit Sharma	IND	791
5	Quinton de Kock	SA	789
6	Ross Taylor	NZ	775
7	Rassie van der Dussen	SA	769
8	Jonny Bairstow	ENG	752
9	David Warner	AUS	737
10	Shai Hope	WI	718

This is the list of ICC ODI Bowling Ratings :

ICC ODI Bowler's Ranking

POS	PLAYER	TEAM	RATING
1	Trent Boult	NZ	726
2	Matt Henry	NZ	683
3	Shaheen Afridi	PAK	681
4	Chris Woakes	ENG	680
5	Jasprit Bumrah	IND	679
6	Josh Hazlewood	AUS	679
7	Mujeeb Ur Rahman	AFG	676
8	Mehedi Hasan	BAN	661
9	Mohammad Nabi	AFG	657
10	Shakib Al Hasan	BAN	657

This is the list of ODI All-Rounders Ratings :

ICC ODI All-Rounders Ranking

POS	PLAYER	TEAM	RATING
1	Shakin Al Hasan	BAN	419
2	Mohammad Nabi	AFG	325
3	Rashid Khan	AFG	290
4	Chris Woakes	ENG	265
5	Colin de Grandhomme	NZ	262
6	Mitchell Santner	NZ	260
7	Ben Stokes	ENG	251
8	Zeeshan Maqsood	OMA	238
9	Imad Wasim	PAK	234
10	Mehedi Hasan	BAN	233

Teams who have dominated the ICC ODI Team Ranking :

Team	From	Till
Australia	October 2002	January 2007
South Africa	February 2007	February 2007
Australia	March 2007	February 2008
South Africa	March 2008	May 2008
Australia	June 2008	December 2008
South Africa	January 2009	August 2009
Australia	September 2009	August 2012
England	August 2012	December 2012
India	January 2013	January 2014
Australia	January 2014	August 2014
India	September 2014	September 2014
Australia	October 2014	October 2014
South Africa	October 2014	November 2014
India	November 2014	November 2014
Australia	November 2014	February 2017
South Africa	February 2017	February 2017
Australia	March 2017	March 2017
South Africa	March 2017	September 2017
India	24 September 2017	27 September 2017
South Africa	28 September 2017	31 September 2017
India	1 October 2017	17 October 2017
South Africa	18 October 2017	1 February 2018
India	2 February 2018	1 May 2018
England	2 May 2018	26 June 2019
India	27 June 2019	30 June 2019
England	1 July 2019	2nd May 2021
New Zealand	3rd May 2021	Present

The International Cricket Council (ICC) ranks the ODI playing nations by giving them a rating which is based on the number of wins, losses, and draws they achieve in comparison to the number of matches they play.

Unlike the Test rankings, the ICC does not award a trophy, or a mace of any kind to the top side at the end of the year. Instead, they are awarded the ICC ODI Championship shield, which features an inner circle of gold-colored metal and is surrounded by a ring of silver-colored metal.

The Australian cricket team has spent maximum time on top of the rankings since the turn of the Millenium. They were unbeatable from 1999-2007, winning three world cups in a row, becoming the first team to ever do so. It was known as the "Golden Era" of Australian cricket. However, since then, they have been challenged by India, South Africa, and England, with the former two teams going on top of the rankings on many occasions.

England claimed the top spot after winning the world cup as they went to No.1 for the first time since 2013. They have been utterly dominant across all types of pitches. Eoin Morgan's team won 4-1 in Australia and 3-2 in New Zealand. They also sealed their credentials with a 2-1 victory at home against India. Their recent fumbles in World Cup made them lose their spot to India. But they gained back their position soon after their amazing triumph in the recently concluded men's world cup.

The Indian cricket team, who are second on the ICC Test rankings, is currently fourth in the ODI rankings. They have been in sensational form over the past couple of years or so, but lost the top spot after going down against New Zealand in the semifinals of the world cup. India also won the 2018 Asia Cup before defeating West Indies 3-1. They won 2-1 in Australia before clinching the ODI series in New Zealand in the first three matches itself.