Devon Conway, who scored a double century in his Test debut, was ranked 77th straight in the ICC Test Rankings

New Zealand opener Devon Conway, who scored a double century in his Test debut and before the ongoing Test series against England, has been ranked 77th straight in the ICC Test rankings. He has earned 447 ratings points thanks to his stellar performance, the most for any New Zealand batsman in his Test debut and the third highest in the world.
The 29-year-old Conway, who scored a double century in the first Test against England that ended in a draw at Lord’s, has become the third batsman to get the highest ratings points in a Test debut. Earlier, England’s RE Foster scored 449 in his Test debut against Australia in 1903, while West Indies’ Kyle Meyers scored 448 in his Test debut against Bangladesh in February this year.
Talking about the bowling rankings, New Zealand’s experienced bowler Tim Southee, who bowled brilliantly in the first Test against England, has made a big difference. Taking six wickets in the first Test, he has reached his career-best third position. At the same time, India’s star all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja has reached the second number in the all-rounder ranking. He has finished second, leaving behind Ben Stokes. Jadeja has 386 points. West Indies’ Jason Holder remains at number one in this list, while Indian all-rounder Ravichandran Ashwin remains at number four. He has 353 marks.
England’s Rory Burns has gained 21 places in the batting rankings to reach number 22 after scoring a century in the first match of the ongoing Test series against New Zealand. England’s Ollie Pope and Dom Sibley have moved up to 52nd and 55th place respectively. Mark Wood has also gained in the bowling rankings and has moved up to 42nd position.