Pakistan grab number one position in ODIs for the first time in history
Pakistan get number one situation in ODIs without precedent for history KARACHI Pakistan has fulfilled number one situation in ICC ODI rankings interestingly starting from the donation of ICC's true group rounding frame up 2005 after the agreeable palm in fourth ODI against New Zealand then at Public Bank Arena on Friday.
Pakistan were fifth in the ODI rankings before the series against New Zealand began with a standing of 106 still bounded to originally stick in the wake of dominating four nonstop matches against the Kiwis. The guests were at alternate situation before the series.
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and men are presently in top of the ODI groups' figure with113.483 standing focuses followed by Australia with113.286 and India112.638. They will also solidify their place in the event that they win the fifth ODI and complete the series decisive win.
The ICC sanctioned ODI positioning frame was presented in 2005 and from that point forward, Pakistan's once best- at any point was third position.
The strategy for ICC positioning was created by prestigious critic David Kendix. The form was likewise applied reflectively to know the groups' situation before the positioning was authoritatively transferred off.
As per the review use of Kendix's equation in empirical position, Pakistan was keep going on top of ODI rankings in August 1991. In any case, that empirical positioning stands no authority status.
Naseem Shah makes world record in ODI cricket
Naseem Shah's exhibition in the top ODI against New Zealand at Rawalpindi Cricket Arena was out and out extraordinary.
Naseem presently holds the world record of utmost lattices after original six ODIs. He has picked 20 lattices in original six ODIs, outperforming Matt Henry's record of 19 lattices in six ODIs.
Notwithstanding the fur- accommodating pitch, which saw most bowlers trying to contain the Kiwi batsmen, Naseem figured out how to surrender only 29 runs in his 10 overs and got two vital lattices.
Naseem's control and fineness were on full show as he sailed with speed and delicacy, making it hard for the New Zealand batsmen to uninhibitedly score runs. He kept a tight line and length each through his spell, keeping the batsmen assuming and compelling them to face challenges.
One of the features of Naseem's spell was his capacity to separate development from the pitch. He sailed with a awful crinkle position, making the ball go either way, which ended up being exorbitantly really great for the Kiwi batsmen. He likewise changed his speed and length, brushing a mix of short and full vehicles, which made it hard for the batsmen to settle down.
