India retains second spot in ICC Rankings

Only 28 points separate second-ranked India from ninth-ranked Pakistan.

June 25, 2015 11:11 am | Updated November 16, 2021 04:58 pm IST - Dubai

M.S. Dhoni and Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza greet each other at the end of the third ODI. India won the match.

M.S. Dhoni and Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza greet each other at the end of the third ODI. India won the match.

India managed to retain its second position despite losing the three-match series 1-2 to Bangladesh, who moved a place to seventh in the latest ICC ODI rankings.

The 2-1 series win in Mirpur has put Bangladesh on 93 points — five behind sixth-ranked England and five ahead of eighth-ranked West Indies.

Bangladesh now look set to qualify ahead of the West Indies, who have no FTP ODI series planned until the cut-off date.

India's losing the series means only 28 points separate second-ranked India from ninth-ranked Pakistan.

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