The ICC has unleashed updated T20I bowling rankings at a pivotal juncture in the 2026 T20 World Cup Super-8 stage, and India’s Varun Chakravarthy remains the undisputed king at No. 1. South Africa’s Corbin Bosch (up 21 to 3rd), West Indies’ Matthew Forde (up 23 to 7th), and Jasprit Bumrah (up 7 to 8th) deliver the headline-grabbing leaps, injecting fresh energy into the leaderboard.
Rashid Khan of Afghanistan stays glued to second. Adil Rashid (England) is fourth, Abrar Ahmed (Pakistan) falls to fifth, and Adam Zampa (Australia) rises to sixth. Bumrah’s lethal performance against South Africa propels his entry into the top echelon, while Forde’s giant stride highlights Caribbean pace potential. Mustafizur (9th) and Hasaranga (10th, down 4) complete the top 10, where spinners dominate with seven spots.
Switching to batsmen, Abhishek Sharma leads India’s charge at the top. Phil Salt (2nd), Sahibzada Farhan (up 2 to 3rd), Pathum Nissanka (4th), Ishan Kishan (up 3 to 5th), Suryakumar Yadav (6th), Tilak Varma (down 3 to 7th), Jos Buttler (down 1 to 8th), Dewald Brevis (up 10 to 9th), and Tim Seifert (10th) form a global mix.
This ranking refresh underscores T20’s unpredictability, rewarding consistent brilliance and bold performances. With World Cup stakes high, these movers and shakers could define the tournament’s narrative.