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On Friday, India and England faced off in the second Test of their bilateral series in Visakhapatnam, as the hosts attempted to level the series at 1-1. They did so in four days, eventually winning by 106 runs.

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India’s victory was built on a few stellar individual performances, such as Yashasvi Jaiswal’s 209 in the first innings and Shubman Gill’s 104 in the third innings. However, what laid the foundation for the win was undoubtedly Jasprit Bumrah’s incredible 6/45 in the second innings.

Bumrah, who finished with 9 wickets in all, was named the player of the match for his standout performance and rewarded with a rise to No.1 in the ICC Test bowling rankings, creating history in the process.

ICC Rankings update: India’s Jasprit Bumrah becomes first-ever bowler to top all three formats

This is the first time that Bumrah has achieved the No.1 ranking in Test cricket, and by doing so he became the first-ever bowler to achieve the feat in each of the three formats; Test, ODI and T20I. He is also the first Indian pacer to top the ICC Test rankings.

Bumrah is currently the sixth-ranked ODI bowler in the world, but achieved the No.1 ranking for the first time on 17 July 2022, soon after picking up 6/19 against England in the first ODI on India’s tour of the country. He achieved a No.1 ranking in T20Is for the first time in January 2018.

Bumrah replaces Indian team-mate R Ashwin at the top of the Test rankings, who moved down to third place. South Africa’s Kagiso Rabada has moved into second, with Australian captain Pat Cummins in fourth place.