Jasprit Bumrah created a world record, became the first Indian bowler to 200 test wickets

Indian cricket team's speed star Jasprit Bumrah 9 wickets against Australia in the Melbourne Test match. He has achieved a new feat in the latest Test rankings released by the ICC. Actually, he remains at the top position in the Test bowling rankings. With this, he has also become the Indian bowler to get the highest rating points.

Jasprit Bumrah has performed brilliantly against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and has taken a total of 30 wickets so far. With this, he has become the highest wicket-taker in this series. Due to this, he has further strengthened his position at the top level in the Test bowling rankings released by the ICC. Now Jasprit Bumrah has a rating of 907, which is the highest rating of any Indian player till now. However, Jasprit Bumrah is in 17th place on the all-time list with 907 ratings along with England's Derek Underwood.

Earlier, Jasprit Bumrah, who took 9 wickets for 94 runs in the rain-affected Brisbane Test match against Australia, earned 14 additional rating points, taking his total rating points to a career-high of 904. With this, he equaled the record set by former spinner Ravichandran Ashwin in December 2016, but after the Melbourne Test match, Jasprit Bumrah has now surpassed him as well.

The Test bowling rankings have brought positive changes for Australia captain Pat Cummins. The Australian captain has jumped 15 rating points due to taking six wickets in the Boxing Day Test. Now he has moved up one place to third in the bowling rankings. Another Australian to rise in the charts was Pat Cummins, up four places in the all-rounders' rankings with 90 runs in that Melbourne Test match win for Australia. Now he is occupying the third position.

Marco Jansen leapfrogged six places to 5th position in the bowling rankings after his seven wickets in the Proteas' win over Pakistan in the Centurion Boxing Day Test match. This is the first time Marco Jansen has moved beyond 800 rating points. Assisting Markram's innings of 89 and 37 runs in the same match has re-entered him among the top 20 batsmen in the Test batting rankings.

The career-best fourth in the Test batting rankings is by Yashasvi Jaiswal, moving up a place. Off him is Steve Smith with three gained places to move to seventh, and Pakistan's Saud Shakeel moves up by three places reaching his career-best sixth. Nitish Kumar Reddy surged 20 places ahead in order to hold the 53rd place.