Kohli moves to second in latest ICC ODI batting rankings
The September 30 update places Kohli on 796 rating points behind Gill on 816.
Virat Kohli rose one place to second in the ICC men's ODI batting rankings in the September 30 update. The ICC reports his rating at 796, behind Shubman Gill's 816.
The update follows Kohli's unbeaten 139 against West Indies in the first ODI. It places Daryl Mitchell on 794 and Rohit Sharma fourth on 719. These figures describe that published rankings update, not a live calculation after each ball of another match.
The ICC also reports a move for Keshav Maharaj to third in the ODI bowling rankings on 667 points. Batting and bowling are separate tables; a batting rank should not be compared directly with a bowler's position as if they were one list.
Rankings are dated snapshots and may change at a later update. ScoreZaap has written this summary from the linked ICC announcement, without claiming a future number-one ranking for Kohli or forecasting results. Check the official report for the full set of changes.