Michael Clarke moved to Second on ICC Test Rankings – 8th Aug 2013

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Michael Clarke moved to Second on ICC Test Rankings - 8th Aug 2013Australian Captain big name Michael Clark and strong middle order batsman now busy in Ashes 2013 and also have moved to Second posstion in ICC Test Cricket batsman Rankings – whit the great and cracking 187 scored against England in 3rd Ashes @ old Trafford but unfortunately raind iteruped the final day game and the result is match has been drawn and England still remain in the Ashes.
Michael Clarke who had earlier top the ICC Test ranking during 2009 Ashes . So Clarke is now just little margen points behind the South Africa Top order batsman and Run macheen ( Hasim Amala ) is the top of the list of ICC Test Rankings.
the gmabler for 3rd Third Ashes match is rain who saved the England team quit magicly and bay hard luck Australia coud’nt won the 3rd Test but Australian Cpt was nomenated the man of the match for his Ton and match has been drawn – on 5th Aug 2013.
ICC Test batsman Rankings have to more famous and out standing names from the English team Ian Bell – 381 runs & Ashes top Scorer so far so bell moved on 10th place, and also Kevin Pietersen Ton helped him and find the palce of 14th ICC Top test batsman List.
In the bowlers rankings, Australia fast bowler Ryan Harris leaped four places to achieve a career-best ranking of 11th, while Graeme Swann’s match figures of six for 233 took him to sixth, ahead of team-mate James Anderson.
South Africa’s Dale Steyn continues to head the bowlers’ table with teammate Vernon Philander in second place, and Sri Lanka’s Rangana Herath in third position.
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