After a standout performance against New Zealand, Rishabh Pant climbed five spots up to the sixth position in the ICC Test Batting Rankings. In the recently concluded three-match Test series against the Kiwis, Pant scored 261 runs with an average of 43.50 at a strike rate of 89.38. He finished the series being the top scorer for the team, with three final half centuries. The other Indian name among the top 10 batters is Yashasvi Jaiswal, who is at number 4 after being demoted by a rank. England's Harry Brook overtook him to the 3rd rank. New Zealand all-rounder Daryl Mitchell jumped 8 spots to reach 7, just 7 points behind Pant. In the Mumbai Test, he has scored 82 runs in the first innings, playing an important role for his team's win. Read: Anil Kumble is Hopeful of These 3 Indian Players Getting a Chance in SA T20I Series Kohli hits remarkable low Star batter Virat Kohli, who is struggling with his format, has experienced a significant demotion in the ranking. He is nowhere in the Top 20 batters. The former captain has slipped 8 positions and is currently at 22nd. The Indian skipper, Rohit Sharma, also went 2 spots down to 26th place. Jadeja went 2 up, Ashwin 1 down In the bowler's ranking, Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja climed two places upward to six, courtesy of his ten wickets in the third test (five in the first inning, 5 in the second). However, Jadeja's spinning partner Ravichandran Ashwin has dropped down one spot to 5. He took 9 wickets from three matches, maintaining an average of 41.22.