Virat Kohli on the top of the ICC ODI ranking in 2017

India chief Virat Kohli keeps on garnish the ICC ODI batting outline while his ancestor Mahendra Singh Dhoni has increased three positions to put twelfth in the most recent rankings issued on Tuesday.

In the MRF Tires ICC ODI Batsman Ranking, there are various developments, yet the best five batsmen, bowlers, and all-rounders have stayed unaltered.

Kohli is on the table, trailed by Australia's David Warner, South Africa's AB de Villiers, Joe Root of England and Babar Azam of Pakistan.

Dhoni, in the interim, has climbed three spots to twelfth subsequent to scoring 154 keeps running in the arrangement against West Indies, while Ajinkya Rahane has compensated for completing as the main run-getter in the agreement with 336 keeps running with a bounce of 13 puts that has put him quite recently outside the best 20 on a vacation high 23rd position.

West Indies' Shai Hope has vaulted 20 spots to 61st in the most recent rankings.

Batsmen heading the correct way following Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe arrangement are Niroshan Dickwella 38th (up by seven spots), Sikandar Raza 51st (up by three spots), Hamilton Masakadza 57th (up by 14 places), Upul Tharanga 64th (up by 10 spots) and Danushka Gunathilaka 70th (up by 36 places).

Be that as it may, no Indian components in the best ten bowlers and all-rounders records which gone by Australia's Josh Hazlewood and Shakib Al Hasan of Bangladesh.

In the bowlers' rundown, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jason Holder, and Ravichandran Ashwin have come back to the best 20.

Kumar has climbed six spots to thirteenth, Holder is presently eighteenth in the wake of enhancing five spots following his eight wickets in the arrangement, while Ashwin is twentieth in the aftermath of jumping ten places.

Sikandar Raza and Hardik Pandya are the greatest movers in the all-rounders' rundown. Raza has hopped 17 spots to guarantee the tenth position without precedent for his profession, while Pandya is currently 26th after climbing 22 places.

In the as of late played arrangement, India crushed the West Indies by 3-1 while Zimbabwe overwhelmed Sri Lanka by 3-2, bringing about changes to the ODI group rankings, giving West Indies reestablished trust in the race to the 30 September 2017 cutoff date for the coordinate capability for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019.

Zimbabwe's notable arrangement win against Sri Lanka has given the West Indies a hint of something to look forward to of direct capability for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 with the crevice between two-time previous title holders West Indies and 1996 champions Sri Lanka limited to 10 focuses on the MRF Tires ICC ODI Team Rankings.

Sri Lanka had entered the arrangement against Zimbabwe, expecting to win by 4-1 or better to secure a place in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2017. In any case, the possible outcome has brought the West Indies back in conflict as Sri Lanka has slipped from 93 focuses on 88 centers, which, like this, has implied the 16 focuses hole between the eighth and ninth positioned sides has trimmed to 10 focuses.

As indicated by the present Future Tours Program, Sri Lanka will now have another opportunity to qualify straightforwardly for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 when it has India for a five-ODI arrangement in August.

What's more, if Sri Lanka wins at least two matches in this arrangement, at that point it will qualify consequently for the ICC's zenith 50-over competition, regardless of how England and the West Indies arrangement works out.

In any case, Sri Lanka's inability to win two matches against India will mean the West Indies will, in any case, have an opportunity to abstain from including in one year from now's ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier. On the off chance that India beats Sri Lanka by 4-1, at that point the West Indies should win every one of the five matches against England. Be that as it may, if India clears each of the five ODIs against Sri Lanka, at that point the West Indies should beat England by 4-0 or better. These stages give a huge setting to the by and by booked forthcoming ODIs as Sri Lanka, and the West Indies will be battling like the devil to secure the eighth and last accessible programmed put in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. The staying two spots will be documented by the best two sides from the 10-group ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2018, which will be finished by the last four sides from the MRF Tires ICC ODI Team Rankings, top four sides from the ICC World Cricket League Championship and best two sides from the ICC World Cricket League.