Bangladesh are ninth with 81 points, followed by the West Indies with 79.

Pakistan have climbed to fourth place in the latest ICC Men’s ODI team rankings, with India retaining the top position following a series of strong performances by the national side.

Pakistan’s recent back-to-back victories over Sri Lanka and England have boosted their standing in the one-day international rankings.

The Green Shirts have accumulated 103 rating points from 34 matches, placing them one point behind third-ranked South Africa, who have 104 points.

New Zealand occupy second place with 109 points, while Australia are fifth with 102 points.

Pakistan Benefit From Consecutive Victories

Pakistan recently defeated Sri Lanka by 37 runs before securing a convincing 87-run victory over England in the ODI tri-series in Rawalpindi.

The consecutive wins have strengthened Pakistan’s position among the leading ODI teams as they continue their international campaign.

India Maintain Top Spot

India remain at the top of the rankings with 115 rating points from 36 matches, maintaining their lead over the other teams.

The top five are completed by New Zealand, South Africa, Pakistan and Australia, highlighting the close competition among the leading sides.

England, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan Follow

England, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan occupy sixth, seventh and eighth places respectively, each with 94 rating points.

Bangladesh are ninth with 81 points, followed by the West Indies with 79.

Zimbabwe sit in 11th place with 64 points, ahead of Ireland, Scotland and the Netherlands.

The United States occupy 15th position, while Namibia, Nepal, Oman, the United Arab Emirates and Canada complete the 20-team rankings table.