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ICC T20 rankings: India regain top position

With its superb performance in ICC World T20, team India has got back its top position in the ICC world rankings. Team India defeated Australia in their last group match yesterday
India are now standing at the top of the tally with 129 points, \followed by Sri Lanka, who have 128 points. Pakistan is currently holding third position with 121 points.

The full rankings:

TeamMatchesPointsRating
India232475130
Sri Lanka293209128
Pakistan434007121
South Africa353462119
West Indies323053113
Australia343079110
New Zealand322813108
England373119104
Ireland18110885
Bangladesh21122072
Afghanistan1592866
Netherlands1778656
Zimbabwe1869550
Scotland1354550
Kenya1763342
Canada8112

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