Men’s T20I Batting Official Rankings

Men's T20I Batting Official Rankings

Men’s T20I Batting Official Rankings (February 2025)

Introduction

The ICC Men’s T20I Batting Rankings determine the world’s best T20I batsmen based on their performances, consistency, and impact on their teams. As of February 2025, the rankings feature aggressive hitters, reliable anchors, and dynamic match-winners.


1. Travis Head (Australia) – 855 Points

Australia’s Aggressive Opening Batsman

  • Travis Head has established himself as one of the most explosive openers in T20I cricket.
  • His ability to dominate powerplays and score at a high strike rate makes him a match-winner.
  • Key performances:
    • 91 off 48 balls vs. India (2024 T20I series)*
    • Brilliant half-centuries in the 2024 T20 World Cup

2. Abhishek Sharma (India) – 829 Points

India’s Emerging Power-Hitter

  • Abhishek Sharma has made a name for himself as a fearless striker of the ball.
  • His ability to take on fast bowlers and spinners alike has boosted India’s top order.
  • Key performances:
    • 76 off 35 balls vs. South Africa (2024)
    • Consistent performances in IPL & international T20s

3. Tilak Varma (India) – 803 Points

India’s Consistent Middle-Order Batsman

  • Tilak Varma has shown maturity beyond his years, handling pressure situations with ease.
  • His ability to anchor innings and accelerate when needed makes him a valuable asset.
  • Key performances:
    • 85 off 42 balls vs. New Zealand (2024)*
    • Crucial knocks in the Asia Cup and T20 series

4. Phil Salt (England) – 798 Points

England’s Explosive Wicketkeeper-Batsman

  • Phil Salt is known for his aggressive approach in the powerplay.
  • His fearless batting style has helped England chase down massive totals.
  • Key performances:
    • 110 off 54 balls vs. West Indies (2024)*
    • Fast-paced half-centuries in multiple series

5. Suryakumar Yadav (India) – 738 Points

Mr. 360 of T20 Cricket

  • Suryakumar Yadav continues to be one of the most innovative and unpredictable T20I batsmen.
  • His ability to hit unorthodox shots all around the ground makes him one of the toughest batsmen to bowl to.
  • Key performances:
    • 98 off 47 balls vs. England (2024)*
    • Dominant performances in T20 leagues worldwide

6. Jos Buttler (England) – 729 Points

England’s Most Reliable T20 Batter

  • Jos Buttler is one of the best white-ball cricketers in the world today.
  • His ability to score big in important matches makes him a key player for England.
  • Key performances:
    • 102 off 51 balls vs. Australia (2024 T20I series)*
    • Consistent performances in ICC tournaments

7. Babar Azam (Pakistan) – 712 Points

Pakistan’s T20I Run Machine

  • Babar Azam remains Pakistan’s most dependable and stylish T20I batsman.
  • His ability to play long innings while maintaining a high strike rate makes him a world-class player.
  • Key performances:
    • 84 off 52 balls vs. Afghanistan (2024)*
    • Top scorer for Pakistan in multiple series

8. Pathum Nissanka (Sri Lanka) – 707 Points

Sri Lanka’s Dependable T20 Batter

  • Pathum Nissanka has been a consistent performer for Sri Lanka in T20 cricket.
  • His ability to rotate strike and accelerate in the death overs makes him a key player.
  • Key performances:
    • 75 off 41 balls vs. Bangladesh (2024)
    • Consistent runs in Asia Cup and T20I series

9. Mohammad Rizwan (Pakistan) – 704 Points

Pakistan’s Reliable Opener

  • Mohammad Rizwan is one of the most consistent T20I batsmen in the world.
  • His ability to build partnerships and play match-winning knocks makes him invaluable.
  • Key performances:
    • 79 off 45 balls vs. New Zealand (2024)*
    • Top run-scorer for Pakistan in multiple T20I series

10. Kusal Perera (Sri Lanka) – 675 Points

Sri Lanka’s Aggressive Left-Hander

  • Kusal Perera is known for his attacking batting style and ability to take on any bowling attack.
  • His quick starts in the powerplay provide Sri Lanka with the momentum they need.
  • Key performances:
    • 82 off 39 balls vs. Afghanistan (2024)
    • Fast half-centuries in T20I World Cup and bilateral series

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