ICC Men's T20I all-rounder latest rankings after IND vs UAE Asia Cup 2025 match- Check details
India started their Asia Cup 2025 campaign with a dominating win over the United Arab Emirates cricket team. Kuldeep Yadav emerged as the wrecker-in-chief for India by clinching 4 wickets in the first innings.
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India started their Asia Cup 2025 campaign with a dominating win over the United Arab Emirates cricket team. Kuldeep Yadav emerged as the wrecker-in-chief for India by clinching 4 wickets in the first innings. UAE bundled for only 57 runs; India wrapped up the match swiftly, in around 30 minutes of the second innings.
After the match, ICC Men's T20I all-rounder rankings started to surface on the internet. Indian pace bowling all-rounder Hardik Pandya is on top of the list with 252 points. Interestingly, he is the only all-rounder in the top ten of the list. Axar Patel, another Indian all-rounder, is at the 13th spot of the rankings after losing one place. Though, Hardik's performance against the UAE was not convincing. He was the only bowler who remained without any wicket in the match. Pandya delivered only one over and leaked 10 runs without troubling any batter.
On the other hand, Patel was able to take a wicket. With his spin bowling variations, the spin bowling all-rounder grabbed the wicket of Simranjeet Singh. According to the line chart published on the International Cricket Council's (ICC) official website, Pandya's performance both with the bat and ball has been dropping deep in 2025 in the T20 International format.
In T20I batting rankings, he is currently at the 56th position, and in T20I bowling rankings, he is holding the 53rd place. But in the T20I all-rounder rankings, Pandya is on the top. Afghanistan's experienced all-rounder Mohammad Nabi is in second place on the ICC T20I men's all-round list with 217 points. Nepal cricket team's Dipendra Singh Airee is in third position with 209 points.
Top 5 T20I men's all-rounders according to ICC:
1. Hardik Pandya (India)—252
2. Mohammad Nabi (Afghanistan)—217
3. Dipendra Singh Airee (Nepal)—209
4. Sikandar Raza (Zimbabwe)—207
5. Roston Chase (West Indies)—196
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