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Australia opener Aaron Finch and Pakistan left-arm spinner Imad Wasim are the top-ranked batsman and bowler, respectively, in the latest MRF Tyres ICC T20I Player Rankings which were updated after the series between India and Sri Lanka that the home side won 3-0 in Mumbai on Sunday.

Finch moved up one place as did Windies left-handed opener Evin Lewis, even as Virat Kohli slipped to third position after missing the series due to personal commitments. As players lose two per cent of their rating points for each T20I missed, Kohli, has slipped from 824 points to 776 points.

However, Kohli, who is top-ranked in ODIs and second in Tests, is only eight points behind Finch and four behind Lewis.

Similarly, Imad has moved up to become the top-ranked bowler as Jasprit Bumrah missed the final match of the series after finishing wicket-less in the opening two games to slip to third place. Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan has moved up one place to take a career-best second position.

Both Finch and Imad have been top-ranked in the past. Finch has spent 121 matches and 368 days as number one while Imad has spent 15 matches and 132 days at the top. Finch was last at the top on 18 March 2016 while Imad was at number one position last on 4 November this year.

In other changes, India’s Lokesh Rahul and Rohit Sharma have made substantial gains. Rahul has gained 23 slots to reach fourth position after scoring 154 runs in the series including two half-centuries. Sharma’s 162 runs in the series, which included a knock of 118 in the second match in Indore, have helped him gain six slots to reach 14thposition.

Among bowlers, leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal’s eight wickets in the series have helped him move up 14 slots to reach 16th position while Hardik Pandya (up 40 places to joint-39th) and Kuleep Yadav (up 48 places to 64) have also moved northwards after taking six wickets each.

For Sri Lanka, Kusal Perera has moved up eight places to take the 30th slot in the batsmen’s list after aggregating 100 runs in the series while Upul Tharanga has gained 36 slots to reach 105thposition after his total of 81 runs. Thisara Perera has gained two places to reach 70th position among bowlers.

In the MRF Tyres ICC T20I Team Rankings, India have moved up from their pre-series tally of 119 points to 121 points. They have leapfrogged England, New Zealand and the Windies to move from fifth to second position in a list led by Pakistan with 124 points.
 
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As players lose two per cent of their rating points for each T20I missed, Kohli, has slipped from 824 points to 776 points.

What does this mean? How many T20's has he missed? Can anyone explain this calculation?
 
As players lose two per cent of their rating points for each T20I missed, Kohli, has slipped from 824 points to 776 points.

What does this mean? How many T20's has he missed? Can anyone explain this calculation?

Never mind, I got it. 3 games.
 
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Imads 3 overs in the powerplay overs are like gold dust. He should definitely play T20s for us.
 
First couple of overs from Imad in T20's are the reason why most oppositions are down 8/2 most of the time. He's not appreciated enough for his arm balls. I will admit he gets carted around during his last few deliveries. His batting needs huge improvement though because he looks too one dimensional.
 
He's a very good player in T20. Its definitely a format he excels in. But there are areas for him to improve
 
Shows Imad Wasim's importance in this format. He's successful in this format because he can get through his overs quickly and he's very accurate so builds pressure as there are only 20 overs for the opposition to bat. I don't rate him as much in ODI's hence I don't think we'll miss him that much in NZ but it will be a big blow if he misses the T20 leg as he is one of our key players in that format.
 
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back we go to the top if we win
 
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