Arafat Minhas rose 89 places to reach 68th in the ODI all-rounder rankings with 108 rating points. The cricketer also jumped 33 spots to land at 83rd in the bowling standings, where he currently holds 411 points.
Minhas achieved these gains after scoring 59 runs off 58 balls and taking 6 wickets for 40 runs. Pakistan secured an 87-run win over England to facilitate these ranking shifts.
Rashid Khan maintained his position at the top of the ODI bowling rankings. Abrar Ahmed occupies second place in the bowling list with 662 points, while Keshav Maharaj sits in third.
Shaheen Afridi stayed at eighth place with 601 points, while Haris Rauf moved up two spots to 20th with 563 points. Naseem Shah improved four positions to 45th with 495 points, whereas Mohammad Wasim Jr. fell seven places to 75th.
Mohammad Nawaz slipped four spots to 88th in the bowling rankings. Azmatullah Omarzai leads the ODI all-rounder rankings, followed by Sikandar Raza in second and Mehidy Hasan Miraz in third.
Salman Ali Agha dropped one place to 14th with 186 points in the all-rounder standings. Shaheen Afridi climbed two positions to 17th with 170 points, while Naseem Shah remained at 34th.
Abrar Ahmed fell four positions to 35th, and Haris Rauf improved one spot to 46th with 127 points. Saim Ayub slipped seven places to 48th with 126 points in the all-rounder rankings.
Shadab Khan dropped seven positions to 67th, and Mohammad Nawaz fell four places to 86th. Babar Azam kept his seventh position in the ODI batting rankings with 684 points.
Salman Ali Agha moved up one place to 12th with 651 points in the batting standings. Mohammad Rizwan dropped four places to 34th with 549 points, while Fakhar Zaman slipped three spots to 44th with 531 points.
Saim Ayub fell eight positions to 54th with 488 points in the batting rankings. Shubman Gill remains the top-ranked ODI batter.
