Van der Dussen, who now has the highest-ever ODI average in the history of the game (74.95), leapfrogged Kohli to the third spot after notching his third hundred in 30 innings against England. He is currently behind Babar Azam and Imam-ul-Haq in the ODI Batting Rankings, the two Pakistan players holding onto their spot when the list was updated on Wednesday.

Kohli slipped down to No.4: the 33-year-old has not fallen below No.5 since 2011 and last fell out of the top three in October 2015. Recently, the batter had also moved out of the top 10 in the Test rankings. 

The other massive gainers in the batting rankings were Rishabh Pant, whose match-winning 125* in the third ODI against England, saw him jump 25 places to 52nd. Hardik Pandya, who made a 55-ball 71 in the same game, also progressed eight spots to 42nd.

Pandya also moved up 25 places to 70th among bowlers after picking up a four-for in the third ODI. In the bowlers’ rankings, Jasprit Bumrah reached the top spot after scalping six wickets in the first ODI against England but slipped down to No.2 after missing the third match. Trent Boult now occupies the top spot.

ICC Men’s ODI Player Rankings (Batting)

1 (0) Babar Azam – 892
2 (0) Imam-ul-Haq – 815
3 (+3) Rassie van der Dussen – 796
4 (-1) Virat Kohli – 790
5 (0) Rohit Sharma – 786
6 (-2) Quinton de Kock – 780
7 (0) Ross Taylor – 752
8 (0) David Warner – 880
9 (0) Jonny Bairstow – 736
10 (0) Aaron Finch – 715

ICC Men’s ODI Player Rankings (Bowling)

1 Trent Boult – 704
2 Jasprit Bumrah – 703
3 Shaheen Afridi – 681
4 Josh Hazlewood – 679
5 Mujeeb Ur Rahman – 676
6 Mehedi Hasan – 672
7 Matt Henry – 670
8 (+1) Mohammad Nabi – 657
9 (-1) Chris Woakes – 653
10 Rashid Khan – 651

ICC Men’s Player ODI Ranking (All-rounders)

1 Shakib Al Hasan – 394
2 Mohammad Nabi – 325
3 Rashid Khan – 290
4 Mitchell Santner – 253
5 (+1) Colin de Grandhomme – 246
6 (-1) Chris Woakes – 245
7 Mehedi Hasan – 243
8 Hardik Pandya – 242
9 Zeeshan Maqsood – 238
10 Imad Wasim – 234