ICC T20 Rankings: Babar Azam Drops Out of Top 10, Mohammad Haris Climbs to 30th Spot

The **International Cricket Council (ICC)** has released the latest **T20 player rankings**, revealing significant shifts for Pakistani cricketers — most notably the **former captain Babar Azam**, who has now **dropped out of the top 10**.

According to the updated rankings, **Mohammad Haris** has made an impressive leap to the **30th position**, thanks to his stellar performance against **Bangladesh**. **Hassan Nawaz** has also surged forward to **45th**, followed by **Saim Ayub** at **61st** and **Captain Salman Agha** at **76th**.

Babar Azam, who slipped by **three positions**, now stands at **12th**, while **Mohammad Rizwan** dropped one spot to **13th**.

At the top of the T20 batting rankings, **Australia’s Travis Head** holds the **No. 1 position**, followed by **India’s Abhishek Sharma** at **2nd** and **England’s Phil Salt** at **3rd**.

In the **bowling department**, no Pakistani player features in the **top 10**. **New Zealand’s Jacob Duffy** remains the top-ranked T20 bowler, followed by **Akeal Hosein** from the West Indies and **India’s Varun Chakravarthy**.

Among Pakistani bowlers, **Haris Rauf** fell two places to **20th**, while **Shaheen Shah Afridi** dropped five places to **36th**. Meanwhile, **Abbas Afridi** climbed 18 spots and now sits at an impressive **21st**.

The rankings reflect a **changing landscape in Pakistan’s T20 squad**, with younger players gaining ground and senior players facing stiff global competition.