Varun Chakravarthy jumps 143 places, Virat Kohli and Axar Patel also benefit in ODI rankings

At just 25 years of age, Umarzai has overtaken his fellow veteran Mohammad Nabi to take the No. 1 position, reflecting his stellar performance on the international stage. Umarzai's all-round performance in the Champions Trophy, which included his first five-wicket haul against England and a crucial half-century against Australia, took him to the top with a career-high 296 rating points. His impact was not restricted to the all-rounder charts – he also jumped 12 spots to 24th in the batting rankings after scoring 126 runs in the tournament.

India's Axar Patel made another notable improvement in the all-rounder category, jumping 17 spots to 13th spot, registering a career-best 194 rating points. India opener Shubman Gill remains at No. 1 in the ODI batsmen's rankings while his teammate Virat Kohli has moved up to the fourth spot after being named Player of the Match against Australia in the Champions Trophy semi-final in Dubai.

The latest update of the ICC rankings also saw significant changes among batsmen. Afghanistan's Ibrahim Zadran, who hit a sensational 177 against England in Lahore, climbed 13 spots to enter the top 10 at 10th position (676 rating points). Another high-profile veteran Kiwi Kane Williamson also made it to the 29th spot, climbing eight spots.

In the bowling department, New Zealand fast bowler Matt Henry has been rewarded for his excellent performance. He has climbed three places to reach the third position (649 rating points). He is only behind Sri Lanka's Mahesh Theekshana and South Africa's Keshav Maharaj. India's Mohammed Shami has also continued his performance. He has climbed three places to reach the 11th position. South Africa's Marco Jansen (up nine places to 18th position) is the other Indian bowler.