India lose top position in rankings
India lost the fourth one-dayer against Australia in second place in ICC ODI Rankings Virat Kohli 5,828 with 49 matches.
Rating 118.93
South Africa’s top 50 appearances in the top 5,957 Rating 119.14 As a result, South Africa ahead of 0.21 percent. But if India wins the series 4-1 in the last match of the series in Nagpur on October 1, then India will take the top position.
Australia scored 334 runs for 5 wickets in the first innings. India chased down the target of 335 runs and started well. Two openers Ajinkya Rahane (53) and Rohit Sharma (65) added 106 runs. Then Hardik Pandey (41) and Kedar Yadav (67) showed good performance. But they could not win the team. Australian bowlers win the team by taking regular wickets.
