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CEAT Cricket Rating

ODI
1	IND	RG Sharma	61 Points
2	IND	V Kohli	57 Points
3	PAK	Imam-ul-Haq	43 Points
4	PAK	Fakhar Zaman	38 Points
5	IND	S Dhawan	35 Points
6	AUS	SE Marsh	33 Points
7	WI	SD Hope	30 Points
8	ENG	JJ Roy	28 Points
9	WI	SO Hetmyer	28 Points
10	SA	F du Plessis	27 Points

T20
1	PAK	Babar Azam	922 Points
2	AUS	AJ Finch	837 Points
3	PAK	Fakhar Zaman	827 Points
4	IRE	PR Stirling	781 Points
5	AFG	Hazratullah Zazai	756 Points
6	PAK	Shoaib Malik	755 Points
7	IND	RG Sharma	733 Points
8	AUS	GJ Maxwell	725 Points
9	IND	S Dhawan	647 Points
10	IND	KL Rahul	600 Points

Tests
1	IND	V Kohli	43 Points
2	IND	CA Pujara	41 Points
3	NZ	TWM Latham	40 Points
4	NZ	KS Williamson	37 Points
5	NZ	HM Nicholls	33 Points
6	ENG	JE Root	31 Points
7	SL	BKG Mendis	29 Points
8	ENG	JC Buttler	28 Points
9	SL	FDM Karunaratne	28 Points
10	BANG	Mahmudullah	26 Points

ODI
1	IND	Kuldeep Yadav	32 Points
2	ENG	AU Rashid	23 Points
3	NZ	LH Ferguson	19 Points
4	IND	YS Chahal	18 Points
5	NZ	TA Boult	17 Points
6	SA	K Rabada	17 Points
7	SL	A Dananjaya	17 Points
8	SA	Imran Tahir	16 Points
9	SL	SL Malinga	15 Points
10	IND	B Kumar	14 Points

T20
1	WX1	Rashid Khan	516 Points
2	IND	Kuldeep Yadav	421 Points
3	PAK	Shadab Khan	391 Points
4	AUS	AJ Tye	345 Points
5	WI	KMA Paul	300 Points
6	AUS	B Stanlake	279 Points
7	BANG	Shakib Al Hasan	240 Points
8	PAK	Faheem Ashraf	236 Points
9	PAK	Mohammad Amir	233 Points
10	ENG	AU Rashid	228 Points

Tests
1	BANG	Mehidy Hasan Miraz	39 Points
2	SL	MDK Perera	39 Points
3	WI	JO Holder	39 Points
4	PAK	Mohammad Abbas	38 Points
5	WI	ST Gabriel	38 Points
6	PAK	Yasir Shah	37 Points
7	BANG	Taijul Islam	35 Points
8	ENG	MM Ali	33 Points
9	ENG	JM Anderson	33 Points
10	WI	KAJ Roach	30 Points

ODI
1	SA	Q de Kock	7 Points
2	ZIM	BRM Taylor	4 Points
3	IND	S Dhawan	4 Points
4	SL	DM de Silva	4 Points
5	SA	F du Plessis	3 Points
6	ENG	JJ Roy	3 Points
7	WI	SD Hope	3 Points
8	IRE	A Balbirnie	3 Points
9	BANG	Mushfiqur Rahim	3 Points
10	IND	RG Sharma	3 Points

T20
1	PAK	Shoaib Malik	150 Points
2	AUS	AJ Finch	150 Points
3	IRE	SR Thompson	140 Points
4	PAK	Sarfraz Ahmed	130 Points
5	IND	MS Dhoni	130 Points
6	NZ	C Munro	100 Points
7	WI	CR Brathwaite	100 Points
8	PAK	Shadab Khan	100 Points
9	ENG	CJ Jordan	90 Points
10	IRE	GH Dockrell	90 Points

Tests
1	IND	RR Pant	16 Points
2	PAK	Sarfraz Ahmed	15 Points
3	SL	BKG Mendis	12 Points
4	SA	Q de Kock	10 Points
5	NZ	BJ Watling	8 Points
6	IND	KL Rahul	8 Points
7	AUS	TD Paine	7 Points
8	ENG	JM Bairstow	7 Points
9	WI	SO Dowrich	7 Points
10	ENG	AN Cook	7 Points

ODI
1	IND	RG Sharma	64 Points
2	IND	V Kohli	59 Points
3	PAK	Imam-ul-Haq	43 Points
4	PAK	Fakhar Zaman	40 Points
5	IND	S Dhawan	39 Points
6	WI	SD Hope	34 Points
7	AUS	SE Marsh	33 Points
8	SA	Q de Kock	32 Points
9	IND	Kuldeep Yadav	32 Points
10	ENG	JJ Roy	31 Points

T20
1	AUS	AJ Finch	987 Points
2	PAK	Babar Azam	982 Points
3	PAK	Shoaib Malik	947 Points
4	PAK	Fakhar Zaman	907 Points
5	IRE	PR Stirling	871 Points
6	AUS	GJ Maxwell	871 Points
7	IND	RG Sharma	813 Points
8	AFG	Hazratullah Zazai	766 Points
9	IND	S Dhawan	697 Points
10	IND	KL Rahul	630 Points

Tests
1	WI	JO Holder	66 Points
2	IND	V Kohli	45 Points
3	BANG	Mehidy Hasan Miraz	43 Points
4	SL	BKG Mendis	41 Points
5	NZ	TWM Latham	41 Points
6	IND	CA Pujara	41 Points
7	IND	RR Pant	40 Points
8	PAK	Mohammad Abbas	39 Points
9	ENG	MM Ali	39 Points
10	SL	MDK Perera	39 Points

ODI
1	India		116 Points
2	Australia		101 Points
3	Sri Lanka		97 Points
4	South Africa		94 Points
5	New Zealand		81 Points
6	Pakistan		76 Points
7	England		62 Points
8	West Indies		48 Points
9	Bangladesh		44 Points
10	Zimbabwe		16 Points

T20
1	Sri Lanka		48 Points
2	Pakistan		36 Points
3	West Indies		32 Points
4	Australia		28 Points
5	New Zealand		24 Points
6	South Africa		24 Points
7	England		20 Points
8	India		14 Points
9	Bangladesh		10 Points
10	Afghanistan		8 Points

Tests
1	Aus in Eng		41235 Points
2	Eng in SA		37866 Points
3	NZ in Aus		34353 Points
4	Eng in Pak		32139 Points
5	Eng in WI		29001 Points
6	Ind in SL		27108 Points
7	Pak in SL		26238 Points
8	NZ in Eng		25395 Points
9	WI in Aus		23769 Points
10	Pak in Ban		23526 Points

ODI
1	IND W	S Mandhana	24 Points
2	ENG W	TT Beaumont	23 Points
3	NZ W	AC Kerr	21 Points
4	SA W	D van Niekerk	19 Points
5	NZ W	SFM Devine	17 Points
6	IND W	M Raj	16 Points
7	SA W	L Lee	16 Points
8	ENG W	AE Jones	13 Points
9	NZ W	SW Bates	13 Points
10	SL W	AC Jayangani	12 Points

T20
1	NZ W	SW Bates	974 Points
2	AUS W	AJ Healy	841 Points
3	NZ W	SFM Devine	814 Points
4	IND W	S Mandhana	756 Points
5	IND W	H Kaur	716 Points
6	IND W	JI Rodrigues	712 Points
7	SA W	D van Niekerk	605 Points
8	ENG W	TT Beaumont	512 Points
9	WI W	DJS Dottin	431 Points
10	PAK W	Bismah Maroof	421 Points

Tests
1	Ind	MDT Kamini	10 Points
2	Eng	HC Knight	9 Points
3	Ind	PG Raut	8 Points
4	SA	M du Preez	7 Points
5	Aus	SJ Elliott	7 Points
6	Aus	JL Jonassen	5 Points
7	Aus	JM Fields	4 Points
8	Aus	AJ Blackwell	3 Points
9	SA	T Chetty	3 Points
10	Eng	A Brindle	3 Points

ODI
1	ENG W	KH Brunt	13 Points
2	NZ W	LM Kasperek	12 Points
3	ENG W	S Ecclestone	12 Points
4	NZ W	AC Kerr	12 Points
5	IND W	Poonam Yadav	10 Points
6	AUS W	JL Jonassen	10 Points
7	BANG W	Khadija Tul Kubra	10 Points
8	IND W	J Goswami	10 Points
9	WI W	DJS Dottin	9 Points
10	SA W	M Kapp	9 Points

T20
1	BANG W	Rumana Ahmed	553 Points
2	IND W	Poonam Yadav	537 Points
3	PAK W	Nida Dar	397 Points
4	BANG W	Nahida Akter	379 Points
5	BANG W	Jahanara Alam	358 Points
6	AUS W	M Schutt	351 Points
7	BANG W	Salma Khatun	341 Points
8	IND W	RP Yadav	339 Points
9	NZ W	LM Kasperek	334 Points
10	BANG W	Khadija Tul Kubra	311 Points

Tests
1	Aus	EA Perry	19 Points
2	Ind	H Kaur	10 Points
3	Eng	JL Gunn	9 Points
4	Eng	A Shrubsole	9 Points
5	Eng	KL Cross	8 Points
6	Aus	RM Farrell	5 Points
7	Aus	ML Schutt	4 Points
8	Ind	J Goswami	4 Points
9	Aus	EA Osborne	3 Points
10	Ind	RS Gayakwad	3 Points

ODI
1	SA W	T Chetty	3 Points
2	IND W	H Kaur	2 Points
3	NZ W	KJ Martin	2 Points
4	NZ W	AE Satterthwaite	2 Points
5	SA W	F Tunnicliffe	2 Points
6	BANG W	Khadija Tul Kubra	2 Points
7	NZ W	AC Kerr	2 Points
8	WI W	DJS Dottin	1 Points
9	SA W	M Kapp	1 Points
10	SL W	H Madavi	1 Points

T20
1	IND W	V Krishnamurthy	140 Points
2	PAK W	Sidra Nawaz	130 Points
3	NZ W	SW Bates	120 Points
4	BANG W	Fahima Khatun	110 Points
5	SA W	L Lee	100 Points
6	NZ W	KJ Martin	100 Points
7	WI W	Kycia A Knight	90 Points
8	IND W	T Bhatia	90 Points
9	NZ W	AE Satterthwaite	80 Points
10	AUS W	AJ Healy	80 Points

Tests
1	Ind	M Raj	2 Points
2	Aus	AJ Healy	1 Points
3	Aus	JM Fields	1 Points
4	Ind	KV Jain	1 Points
5	SA	T Chetty	1 Points
6	Ind	S Verma	1 Points
7	Eng	HC Knight	1 Points
8	Eng	SJ Taylor	1 Points

ODI
1	NZ W	AC Kerr	35 Points
2	IND W	S Mandhana	24 Points
3	ENG W	TT Beaumont	23 Points
4	SA W	D van Niekerk	22 Points
5	NZ W	SFM Devine	21 Points
6	NZ W	LM Kasperek	19 Points
7	IND W	M Raj	16 Points
8	SA W	L Lee	16 Points
9	WI W	DJS Dottin	15 Points
10	ENG W	KH Brunt	15 Points

T20
1	NZ W	SW Bates	1106 Points
2	NZ W	SFM Devine	1046 Points
3	IND W	H Kaur	968 Points
4	AUS W	AJ Healy	921 Points
5	SA W	D van Niekerk	812 Points
6	BANG W	Rumana Ahmed	785 Points
7	IND W	JI Rodrigues	782 Points
8	PAK W	Nida Dar	780 Points
9	IND W	S Mandhana	776 Points
10	WI W	DJS Dottin	685 Points

Tests
1	Aus	EA Perry	21 Points
2	Eng	JL Gunn	12 Points
3	Eng	HC Knight	10 Points
4	Ind	H Kaur	10 Points
5	Ind	MDT Kamini	10 Points
6	Eng	A Shrubsole	9 Points
7	Ind	PG Raut	8 Points
8	Eng	KL Cross	8 Points
9	SA	M du Preez	7 Points
10	Aus	SJ Elliott	7 Points

ODI
1	Ind	HJ Rana	12 Points
2	Ind	Shubman Gill	8 Points
3	Ind	PP Shaw	5 Points
4	Ind	HJ Patel	2 Points
5	Ind	Abhishek Sharma	2 Points
6	Ind	PK Garg	1 Points

Tests
1	Ind	VH Zol	17 Points
2	Ind	SV Samson	5 Points
3	Ind	SS Iyer	5 Points
4	Ind	SP Khajuria	3 Points
5	Ind	AA Herwadkar	2 Points
6	Ind	AA Gani	1 Points

ODI
1	Ind	RD Chahar	10 Points
2	Ind	Abhishek Sharma	5 Points
3	Ind	KL Nagarkoti	4 Points
4	Ind	YS Thakur	4 Points
5	Ind	Shiva Singh	2 Points
6	Ind	H Parab	1 Points

Tests
1	Ind	Kuldeep Yadav	13 Points
2	Ind	CV Milind	5 Points
3	Ind	Atul Singh	4 Points
4	Ind	SS Iyer	1 Points

ODI
1	Ind	HJ Patel	1 Points
2	Ind	H Parab	1 Points
3	Ind	Shiva Singh	1 Points
4	Ind	HJ Rana	1 Points

Tests
1	Ind	AK Bains	2 Points
2	Ind	SS Iyer	2 Points
3	Ind	SP Khajuria	1 Points

ODI
1	Ind	HJ Rana	13 Points
2	Ind	RD Chahar	10 Points
3	Ind	Shubman Gill	8 Points
4	Ind	Abhishek Sharma	7 Points
5	Ind	PP Shaw	5 Points
6	Ind	KL Nagarkoti	4 Points
7	Ind	YS Thakur	4 Points
8	Ind	HJ Patel	3 Points
9	Ind	Shiva Singh	3 Points
10	Ind	H Parab	2 Points

Tests
1	Ind	VH Zol	17 Points
2	Ind	Kuldeep Yadav	13 Points
3	Ind	SS Iyer	8 Points
4	Ind	SV Samson	5 Points
5	Ind	CV Milind	5 Points
6	Ind	Atul Singh	4 Points
7	Ind	SP Khajuria	4 Points
8	Ind	AK Bains	2 Points
9	Ind	AA Herwadkar	2 Points
10	Ind	AA Gani	1 Points

Ranji
1		MA Agarwal	71 Points
2		FY Fazal	51 Points
3		Anmolpreet Singh	48 Points
4		GH Vihari	46 Points
5		P Chopra	37 Points
6		RR Sanjay	32 Points
7		G Gambhir	31 Points
8		R Samarth	29 Points
9		CA Pujara	28 Points
10		MK Pandey	27 Points

T20
1		RR Pant	1307 Points
2		KL Rahul	1264 Points
3		KS Williamson	1164 Points
4		AT Rayudu	1014 Points
5		AB de Villiers	962 Points
6		JC Buttler	955 Points
7		SR Watson	807 Points
8		SA Yadav	782 Points
9		V Kohli	778 Points
10		MS Dhoni	756 Points

Ranji
1		RN Gurbani	44 Points
2		Jalaj S Saxena	40 Points
3		MN Hirwani	33 Points
4		DA Jadeja	33 Points
5		AB Dinda	33 Points
6		AA Wakhare	32 Points
7		PP Chawla	31 Points
8		Parvez Rasool	29 Points
9		SA Desai	29 Points
10		K Gowtham	29 Points

T20
1		AJ Tye	414 Points
2		UT Yadav	334 Points
3		HH Pandya	299 Points
4		TA Boult	271 Points
5		Rashid Khan	269 Points
6		S Kaul	267 Points
7		JJ Bumrah	261 Points
8		SP Narine	245 Points
9		M Markande	233 Points
10		Mujeeb Ur Rahman	227 Points

Ranji
1		WP Saha	10 Points
2		KS Bharat	7 Points
3		DJ Hooda	7 Points
4		KB Arun Karthik	7 Points
5		UD Yadav	6 Points
6		Manoj Singh	6 Points
7		M Rawat	6 Points
8		RR Pant	6 Points
9		RH Bhatt	5 Points
10		Sachin Baby	5 Points

T20
1		KD Karthik	150 Points
2		Ishan Kishan	110 Points
3		MS Dhoni	110 Points
4		KK Nair	110 Points
5		TA Boult	110 Points
6		MK Pandey	110 Points
7		KL Rahul	100 Points
8		S Dhawan	100 Points
9		RA Jadeja	100 Points
10		K Gowtham	90 Points

Ranji
1		MA Agarwal	72 Points
2		FY Fazal	56 Points
3		Jalaj S Saxena	55 Points
4		Anmolpreet Singh	48 Points
5		GH Vihari	48 Points
6		RN Gurbani	45 Points
7		Swapnil Singh	40 Points
8		K Gowtham	38 Points
9		DA Jadeja	37 Points
10		P Chopra	37 Points

T20
1		KL Rahul	1364 Points
2		RR Pant	1347 Points
3		KS Williamson	1224 Points
4		JC Buttler	1045 Points
5		AT Rayudu	1024 Points
6		AB de Villiers	1022 Points
7		SR Watson	930 Points
8		MS Dhoni	866 Points
9		SA Yadav	862 Points
10		V Kohli	858 Points

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Introduction

Sunil Gavaskar, admired by many purists for his impeccable technique, is considered to be one of the finest batsmen to have ever played. He was the first batsman to scale the 10000 run mark in Test cricket. Even after his retirement from the game, Gavaskar continues his association with Cricket as a respected television commentator and media columnist.

He regularly appears as cricket expert for NDTV 24X7 and also pens a weekly column in the Sunday edition of The Times of India, dedicated to the CEAT International Cricketer of the Week.

Cricket Talk with 'The Little Master'

Yuvraj's hard work paid off, says Gavaskar
Time for Team India to pull up their socks: Sunil Gavaskar
Great to see Rohit Sharma stay till the end: Sunil Gavaskar
Ishant does not have the confidence to handle pressure: Sunil Gavaskar
Virat Kohli can go past Tendulkar: Gavaskar
Ashwin is a potential leader in the future: Sunil Gavaskar
Rohit showed maturity during his innings: Sunil Gavaskar
Shikhar Dhawan took the pressure off Yuvraj in Kanpur: Gavaskar

About CCR

All of us cricket fans are no strangers to the roller coaster of emotions one goes through when witnessing a match that goes right down to the wire. Well, it’s only fair then that the players are appreciated for the entertainment value they bring to the sport that has fanatics like us glued to our seats.

For years, this wasn’t the case till 1995, when PMG and CEAT realized the need of establishing a system which would recognize and reward players for their exceptional performance. Fittingly, three legends of the game, Clive Lloyd, Ian Chappell and Sunil Gavaskar put their heads together to come up with the CEAT International Cricket Rating System.

aboutCsr

CEAT Cricket Rating (CCR) was the first of its kind in the cricketing world. It named Brian Lara as the CEAT Cricketer of the year in 1996, and since then CCR has kept pace with how the sport has evolved. CEAT T20 Ratings was introduced in Oct 2007 when the game’s ‘slambang’ version- Twenty20 cricket, started becoming a rage. Herein, the rankings parameters included batsman’s strike rate and a bowler’s economy rate.

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Governing Council

CEAT International Cricket Rating system was devised by Sunil Gavaskar in association with Ian Chappell and Clive Lloyd in 1995. Once the world record holder for the highest number of Test centuries, Gavaskar is now the chief adjudicator of the CEAT Cricket Rating Awards. He regularly appears as cricket expert for NDTV 24X7 and also pens a weekly column in the Sunday edition of The Times of India, dedicated to the CEAT International Cricketer of the Week.

Company Profile

RPG Enterprise

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Mumbai head-quartered RPG Enterprises is one of India #39 largest industrial conglomerates. With over 15 companies in its fold, the group has a strong presence across core business sectors such as Infrastructure, Tyre, IT and Specialty.

Established in 1979, RPG Enterprises is one of India’s fastest growing business groups with a turnover in excess of Rs 21,000 crore.

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Mumbai head-quartered RPG Enterprises is one of India #39 largest industrial conglomerates. With over 15 companies in its fold, the group has a strong presence across core business sectors such as Infrastructure, Tyre, IT and Specialty.