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The International Cricket Council (ICC) updated the players ranking on Wednesday (20 August), but made a big blunder. Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli’s names were missing in the ODI rankings. Both Indian batsmen were involved in Top-5 in the ranking released on August 13 last week. However, the ICC rectified the mistake and updated the ranking only four hours later. Now the ICC has clarified in this matter.
Council told Wisden, there have been many problems in this week’s ranking, which are being investigated. However, shortly after, technical disturbances were fixed and the ranking was re -updated. In this, the inactive players were removed and Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli were retained on the same position last week.
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Mistakes have been made before ICC rankings have also made mistakes earlier, which were later corrected. 3 years ago, the ICC accidentally made the Indian team the Test number-1 team. Then this mistake was corrected after about two and a half hours.
2 big mistakes in ICC rankings, India number-1 both times Mistakes have been made earlier in the rankings of the International Cricket Council (ICC). In 2 cases, Team India was told as the number-1 team of the Test. Later the mistake was rectified …
- First: India is two and a half hours number-1 The first case was on 18 January 2022. When India was described as the number-1 Test team around 1:30 pm on the official website of ICC. Then two and a half hours later, India was removed from number-1 to number-2 Test team. Australia again became the number-1 Test team. Read full news
- Second: India’s 6 -hour reign in world cricket In February 2022, India formed the number-1 team in the Test for the second time due to the ICC mistake. After 6 hours, the ICC again released a new ranking. In this, India was again second and Australia was number one. Read full news
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