The Dhaka Times Desk Another bad news for Shakib Al Hasan and Bangladesh after the series loss to Zimbabwe. He has fallen from the position of the top-ranked all-rounder in ODIs. Pakistan's Mohammad Hafeez took the top spot by pushing him to the second place.
On the other hand, Shakib is second in all-rounder ranking in Test format. He lost the Test all-rounder's spot to South Africa's Jacques Kallis last March.
However, despite Shakib's demotion, Nasir Hossain and Mahmudullah Riyad have improved in the list of batsmen. Their improvement is due to good batting against Zimbabwe. Nasir, who scored the highest 167 runs in the three-match ODI series, is 11 places ahead and now stands at the career-best 33rd place. Mahmudullah's fourth-highest score of 142 in the series improved by six steps. Riyad's position in the list of batsmen is now 49th. Razzak has also improved. The left-arm spinner is now seventh in the list of bowlers.
Source: ESPNcricinfo.
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