Karthik introduces himself as a ‘finisher’ in IPL. Towards the end, he would bat and crush the opposing bowlers in a murderous mood. He had a similar role in the T20 series against South Africa.Batting in six overs, he scored 92 runs at a strike rate of one fifty and 158.62. In the fourth match of the series, his fifty-plus innings came last Friday. He hit 55 off 27 balls with 2 sixes and 9 fours.
Karthik is now the number 87 batsman in T20. Ishan Kisan is the only Indian in the top ten in this edition’s ranking. The left-arm batsman, who has scored the highest 206 runs in the series in two fifties, is in the sixth position.

Pakistan captain Babar Azam remains at the top of the T20 batsmen’s rankings. And Australia’s Josh Hazelwood holds the top spot in bowlers. Yuzvendra Chahal has improved the list of bowlers. The Indian leg-spinner is three steps ahead in the series against South Africa at 233th place with 6 wickets. Mohammad Nabi of Afghanistan tops the all-rounders’ rankings as usual.

In the fourth ODI against Sri Lanka, David Warner, who didn’t have a warm touch of a century for a short time, has moved up one step in the rankings. The Australian opener, who was dismissed for 99, is now at number 9 in the list of batsmen. Charith Asalanka, who made a big contribution to the team’s series win in the first century of his career, improved by 19 steps. The Sri Lankan batsman, who won the Man of the Match award for his 110-run innings in the fifth and final ODI, is now ranked 32nd.
Dhananjaya de Silva, who is 12 steps ahead in the list of batsmen, is 11 steps ahead in the bowlers’ rankings. Mitchell Marsh has also improved in the batsmen’s rankings.

Jason Roy, who made fifty in the second ODI against the Netherlands, has moved up to 19th position. Joss Butler, who scored a devastating century in the first ODI, is now 29th. Babar Azam is at the top of the batsmen’s rankings as before. New Zealand’s Trent Bolt is at the list of bowlers. Shakib Al Hasan holds the top position of all-rounder.