About ICC Rankings

ICC Rankings is an independent website that makes the official ICC cricket rankings quick to read on any device, with extra context the official tables don’t give: who moved, by how much, and what it means for India.

What we do

  • Show all 20 ICC ranking lists, for men’s and women’s teams, batters, bowlers and all-rounders, in Test, ODI and T20I cricket.
  • Check for new rankings every hour and show who moved up or down since the previous update.
  • Give every ranked player and team a profile page with their rank in every format, career-best ratings, squads, results and career stats.
  • Explain each table in plain words: the world No. 1, the gap to No. 2, where India stand and which countries dominate.
  • Offer tools that the official tables don’t: player comparison, a team rankings predictor and rankings records.

Where the data comes from

Rankings, player profiles, squads and results come from the EntitySport cricket data service, which mirrors the official ICC rankings. We don’t change or adjust the rankings. We spot-check our tables against the ICC’s own published rankings.

How we keep it current

Our system checks for new rankings every hour. When the ICC publishes a change, usually on Wednesdays for players and after each series for teams, the new table appears here within the hour. We keep a copy of every version, which is how we can show movement arrows and each player’s rating history. Player and team profiles are refreshed every week.

How the text is written

The summaries on each page, such as “who is No. 1” and “where India stand”, are generated from the live rankings, so they update themselves when the numbers change. Explanations of how the rankings work follow the ICC’s published methodology. Read how the ICC rankings are calculated.

Corrections

If you spot a mistake, please tell us through the contact page and we’ll fix it. If a figure here differs from the ICC’s own website, the ICC’s figure is the official one.

Independence

We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the International Cricket Council (ICC) or any cricket board. “ICC” is used only to describe the official rankings shown on this site. Read the full disclaimer.