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Ravindra Jadeja&nbsp;reclaimed his number 1 spot in the newly released ICC&nbsp;Test rankings for all-rounders&nbsp;on Wednesday. He moved up one spot to dethrone&nbsp;West Indies' Jason Holder, who&nbsp;had a forgettable 2-match Test series vs South Africa.
Jadeja returned to the top spot after having topped both the bowling and the all-rounders&rsquo; charts in the ICC Test Rankings in 2017. The 32-year-old, who is with the Indian team on their UK tour, now has 386 points, 2 more than Holder.&nbsp;

Jadeja reclaims top spot in new ICC Test rankings for all-rounders

Ravindra Jadeja&nbsp;reclaimed his number 1 spot in the newly released ICC&nbsp;Test rankings for all-rounders&nbsp;on Wednesday by dethroning West Indies' Jason Holder.

Ravindra Jadeja&nbsp;reclaimed his number 1 spot in the newly released ICC&nbsp;Test rankings for all-rounders&nbsp;on Wednesday. He moved up one spot to dethrone&nbsp;West Indies' Jason Holder, who&nbsp;had a forgettable 2-match Test series vs South Africa.
Jadeja returned to the top spot after having topped both the bowling and the all-rounders&rsquo; charts in the ICC Test Rankings in 2017. The 32-year-old, who is with the Indian team on their UK tour, now has 386 points, 2 more than Holder.&nbsp;

ICC Test Rankings: Indian skipper Virat Kohli slumped to the 5th position in the latest ICC Test rankings for batsmen released on Wednesday.

ICC Test Rankings: Virat Kohli slumps to 5th, Joe Root secures 3rd place

While Root is rewarded for his consistent show, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;drops positions due to a slight slump in form. &nbsp;

ICC Test Rankings: Kohli slumps to 5th, Root secures 3rd place

ICC&nbsp;Test Rankings:&nbsp;Kohli slumps to 5th place Root climbs up to 3rd from 4th position Ashwin,&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;climb one spot each Anderson jumps&nbsp;to 3rd place from 6th

Indian skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;slumped to the 5th position in the latest ICC&nbsp;Test rankings for batsmen released on Wednesday. Kohli&nbsp;who scored 11 and 72 in the first Test in Chennai was earlier ranked 4th.
His English&nbsp;counterpart Joe Root, however, rose to 3rd after 3 consecutive hundreds, converting 2 of those into double tons. In the Test rankings for bowlers, Ashwin&nbsp;and Bumrah both climbed one spot to be 7th and 8th respectively.
James Anderson was probably the biggest gainer who leapfrogged to 3rd place from 6th, which is now his highest Test ranking since the start of the World Test Championship. While New&nbsp;Zealand's Kane Williamson rules the batsmen ranking, Australian bowler Pat Cummins&nbsp;sits at the top of the bowling ranking.&nbsp;

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