Author: Dwight Fraser

Jamaican  batsman  John Campbell  is  among  the  biggest  movers  for  the  West  Indies  on  the  latest ICC Test  batting  rankings.

However, Shai  Hope  is  the  biggest  mover  overall  leaping  a  stunning  34 places from 100th  to  66, following  his  century 103 in the second innings of the second test against India, his first test century since 2017.

Campbell  after  his  maiden  test  century  of  115  jumped  six  places up  to  68th .

All-rounder Justin Greaves moved up five spots to 71st place after scoring an unbeaten, even half-century.

Meanwhile, Kraigg Brathwaite, who last featured in the test series against Australia in July, still remains the highest  ranked  West  Indies  batsman slipping  two places to 58th.

Alick Athanaze is the next-highest ranked West Indian, at 62nd.

Joshua Da silva, who did not feature on the indian tour, fell three spots to 75th, captain Roston Chase dropped one spot to 82nd, while Tagenarine Chanderpaul moved up two spots to 96th, the same as Gudakesh Motie.

In the test bowling rankings, injured fast bowler Shamar Joseph moved down one spot to 16th, while Jayden Seales dropped four places to 17th.

 Jomel Warrican, who took the most wickets in the just concluded tour of India, moved up two places to 30th, one behind Alzarri Joseph, and chase jumped four spots to 57th.

Jamaican  batsman  John Campbell  is  among  the  biggest  movers  for  the  West  Indies  on  the  latest ICC Test  batting  rankings.

However, Shai  Hope  is  the  biggest  mover  overall  leaping  a  stunning  34 places from 100th  to  66, following  his  century 103 in the second innings of the second test against India, his first test century since 2017.

Campbell  after  his  maiden  test  century  of  115  jumped  six  places up  to  68th .

All-rounder Justin Greaves moved up five spots to 71st place after scoring an unbeaten, even half-century.

Meanwhile, Kraigg Brathwaite, who last featured in the test series against Australia in July, still remains the highest  ranked  West  Indies  batsman slipping  two places to 58th.

Alick Athanaze is the next-highest ranked West Indian, at 62nd.

Joshua Da silva, who did not feature on the indian tour, fell three spots to 75th, captain Roston Chase dropped one spot to 82nd, while Tagenarine Chanderpaul moved up two spots to 96th, the same as Gudakesh Motie.

In the test bowling rankings, injured fast bowler Shamar Joseph moved down one spot to 16th, while Jayden Seales dropped four places to 17th.

 Jomel Warrican, who took the most wickets in the just concluded tour of India, moved up two places to 30th, one behind Alzarri Joseph, and chase jumped four spots to 57th.

Jamaican  batsman  John Campbell  is  among  the  biggest  movers  for  the  West  Indies  on  the  latest ICC Test  batting  rankings.

However, Shai  Hope  is  the  biggest  mover  overall  leaping  a  stunning  34 places from 100th  to  66, following  his  century 103 in the second innings of the second test against India, his first test century since 2017.

Campbell  after  his  maiden  test  century  of  115  jumped  six  places up  to  68th .

All-rounder Justin Greaves moved up five spots to 71st place after scoring an unbeaten, even half-century.

Meanwhile, Kraigg Brathwaite, who last featured in the test series against Australia in July, still remains the highest  ranked  West  Indies  batsman slipping  two places to 58th.

Alick Athanaze is the next-highest ranked West Indian, at 62nd.

Joshua Da silva, who did not feature on the indian tour, fell three spots to 75th, captain Roston Chase dropped one spot to 82nd, while Tagenarine Chanderpaul moved up two spots to 96th, the same as Gudakesh Motie.

In the test bowling rankings, injured fast bowler Shamar Joseph moved down one spot to 16th, while Jayden Seales dropped four places to 17th.

 Jomel Warrican, who took the most wickets in the just concluded tour of India, moved up two places to 30th, one behind Alzarri Joseph, and chase jumped four spots to 57th.

Jamaican  batsman  John Campbell  is  among  the  biggest  movers  for  the  West  Indies  on  the  latest ICC Test  batting  rankings.

However, Shai  Hope  is  the  biggest  mover  overall  leaping  a  stunning  34 places from 100th  to  66, following  his  century 103 in the second innings of the second test against India, his first test century since 2017.

Campbell  after  his  maiden  test  century  of  115  jumped  six  places up  to  68th .

All-rounder Justin Greaves moved up five spots to 71st place after scoring an unbeaten, even half-century.

Meanwhile, Kraigg Brathwaite, who last featured in the test series against Australia in July, still remains the highest  ranked  West  Indies  batsman slipping  two places to 58th.

Alick Athanaze is the next-highest ranked West Indian, at 62nd.

Joshua Da silva, who did not feature on the indian tour, fell three spots to 75th, captain Roston Chase dropped one spot to 82nd, while Tagenarine Chanderpaul moved up two spots to 96th, the same as Gudakesh Motie.

In the test bowling rankings, injured fast bowler Shamar Joseph moved down one spot to 16th, while Jayden Seales dropped four places to 17th.

 Jomel Warrican, who took the most wickets in the just concluded tour of India, moved up two places to 30th, one behind Alzarri Joseph, and chase jumped four spots to 57th.

Jamaican  batsman  John Campbell  is  among  the  biggest  movers  for  the  West  Indies  on  the  latest ICC Test  batting  rankings.

However, Shai  Hope  is  the  biggest  mover  overall  leaping  a  stunning  34 places from 100th  to  66, following  his  century 103 in the second innings of the second test against India, his first test century since 2017.

Campbell  after  his  maiden  test  century  of  115  jumped  six  places up  to  68th .

All-rounder Justin Greaves moved up five spots to 71st place after scoring an unbeaten, even half-century.

Meanwhile, Kraigg Brathwaite, who last featured in the test series against Australia in July, still remains the highest  ranked  West  Indies  batsman slipping  two places to 58th.

Alick Athanaze is the next-highest ranked West Indian, at 62nd.

Joshua Da silva, who did not feature on the indian tour, fell three spots to 75th, captain Roston Chase dropped one spot to 82nd, while Tagenarine Chanderpaul moved up two spots to 96th, the same as Gudakesh Motie.

In the test bowling rankings, injured fast bowler Shamar Joseph moved down one spot to 16th, while Jayden Seales dropped four places to 17th.

 Jomel Warrican, who took the most wickets in the just concluded tour of India, moved up two places to 30th, one behind Alzarri Joseph, and chase jumped four spots to 57th.

Jamaican  batsman  John Campbell  is  among  the  biggest  movers  for  the  West  Indies  on  the  latest ICC Test  batting  rankings.

However, Shai  Hope  is  the  biggest  mover  overall  leaping  a  stunning  34 places from 100th  to  66, following  his  century 103 in the second innings of the second test against India, his first test century since 2017.

Campbell  after  his  maiden  test  century  of  115  jumped  six  places up  to  68th .

All-rounder Justin Greaves moved up five spots to 71st place after scoring an unbeaten, even half-century.

Meanwhile, Kraigg Brathwaite, who last featured in the test series against Australia in July, still remains the highest  ranked  West  Indies  batsman slipping  two places to 58th.

Alick Athanaze is the next-highest ranked West Indian, at 62nd.

Joshua Da silva, who did not feature on the indian tour, fell three spots to 75th, captain Roston Chase dropped one spot to 82nd, while Tagenarine Chanderpaul moved up two spots to 96th, the same as Gudakesh Motie.

In the test bowling rankings, injured fast bowler Shamar Joseph moved down one spot to 16th, while Jayden Seales dropped four places to 17th.

 Jomel Warrican, who took the most wickets in the just concluded tour of India, moved up two places to 30th, one behind Alzarri Joseph, and chase jumped four spots to 57th.

Jamaican  batsman  John Campbell  is  among  the  biggest  movers  for  the  West  Indies  on  the  latest ICC Test  batting  rankings.

However, Shai  Hope  is  the  biggest  mover  overall  leaping  a  stunning  34 places from 100th  to  66, following  his  century 103 in the second innings of the second test against India, his first test century since 2017.

Campbell  after  his  maiden  test  century  of  115  jumped  six  places up  to  68th .

All-rounder Justin Greaves moved up five spots to 71st place after scoring an unbeaten, even half-century.

Meanwhile, Kraigg Brathwaite, who last featured in the test series against Australia in July, still remains the highest  ranked  West  Indies  batsman slipping  two places to 58th.

Alick Athanaze is the next-highest ranked West Indian, at 62nd.

Joshua Da silva, who did not feature on the indian tour, fell three spots to 75th, captain Roston Chase dropped one spot to 82nd, while Tagenarine Chanderpaul moved up two spots to 96th, the same as Gudakesh Motie.

In the test bowling rankings, injured fast bowler Shamar Joseph moved down one spot to 16th, while Jayden Seales dropped four places to 17th.

 Jomel Warrican, who took the most wickets in the just concluded tour of India, moved up two places to 30th, one behind Alzarri Joseph, and chase jumped four spots to 57th.

Jamaican  batsman  John Campbell  is  among  the  biggest  movers  for  the  West  Indies  on  the  latest ICC Test  batting  rankings.

However, Shai  Hope  is  the  biggest  mover  overall  leaping  a  stunning  34 places from 100th  to  66, following  his  century 103 in the second innings of the second test against India, his first test century since 2017.

Campbell  after  his  maiden  test  century  of  115  jumped  six  places up  to  68th .

All-rounder Justin Greaves moved up five spots to 71st place after scoring an unbeaten, even half-century.

Meanwhile, Kraigg Brathwaite, who last featured in the test series against Australia in July, still remains the highest  ranked  West  Indies  batsman slipping  two places to 58th.

Alick Athanaze is the next-highest ranked West Indian, at 62nd.

Joshua Da silva, who did not feature on the indian tour, fell three spots to 75th, captain Roston Chase dropped one spot to 82nd, while Tagenarine Chanderpaul moved up two spots to 96th, the same as Gudakesh Motie.

In the test bowling rankings, injured fast bowler Shamar Joseph moved down one spot to 16th, while Jayden Seales dropped four places to 17th.

 Jomel Warrican, who took the most wickets in the just concluded tour of India, moved up two places to 30th, one behind Alzarri Joseph, and chase jumped four spots to 57th.

Jamaican  batsman  John Campbell  is  among  the  biggest  movers  for  the  West  Indies  on  the  latest ICC Test  batting  rankings.

However, Shai  Hope  is  the  biggest  mover  overall  leaping  a  stunning  34 places from 100th  to  66, following  his  century 103 in the second innings of the second test against India, his first test century since 2017.

Campbell  after  his  maiden  test  century  of  115  jumped  six  places up  to  68th .

All-rounder Justin Greaves moved up five spots to 71st place after scoring an unbeaten, even half-century.

Meanwhile, Kraigg Brathwaite, who last featured in the test series against Australia in July, still remains the highest  ranked  West  Indies  batsman slipping  two places to 58th.

Alick Athanaze is the next-highest ranked West Indian, at 62nd.

Joshua Da silva, who did not feature on the indian tour, fell three spots to 75th, captain Roston Chase dropped one spot to 82nd, while Tagenarine Chanderpaul moved up two spots to 96th, the same as Gudakesh Motie.

In the test bowling rankings, injured fast bowler Shamar Joseph moved down one spot to 16th, while Jayden Seales dropped four places to 17th.

 Jomel Warrican, who took the most wickets in the just concluded tour of India, moved up two places to 30th, one behind Alzarri Joseph, and chase jumped four spots to 57th.

Jamaican  batsman  John Campbell  is  among  the  biggest  movers  for  the  West  Indies  on  the  latest ICC Test  batting  rankings.

However, Shai  Hope  is  the  biggest  mover  overall  leaping  a  stunning  34 places from 100th  to  66, following  his  century 103 in the second innings of the second test against India, his first test century since 2017.

Campbell  after  his  maiden  test  century  of  115  jumped  six  places up  to  68th .

All-rounder Justin Greaves moved up five spots to 71st place after scoring an unbeaten, even half-century.

Meanwhile, Kraigg Brathwaite, who last featured in the test series against Australia in July, still remains the highest  ranked  West  Indies  batsman slipping  two places to 58th.

Alick Athanaze is the next-highest ranked West Indian, at 62nd.

Joshua Da silva, who did not feature on the indian tour, fell three spots to 75th, captain Roston Chase dropped one spot to 82nd, while Tagenarine Chanderpaul moved up two spots to 96th, the same as Gudakesh Motie.

In the test bowling rankings, injured fast bowler Shamar Joseph moved down one spot to 16th, while Jayden Seales dropped four places to 17th.

 Jomel Warrican, who took the most wickets in the just concluded tour of India, moved up two places to 30th, one behind Alzarri Joseph, and chase jumped four spots to 57th.