Introduction 

A snapshot of top ODI batsmen as of early July 2025

Batting odi rank

Rank one

Shubman Gill of India leads with 784 points  

Rank two

Babar Azam of Pakistan holds second position at 766 points  

Rank three

Rohit Sharma of India reports 756 points  

Rank four

Virat Kohli of India stands fourth with 736 points  

Rank five

Daryl Mitchell of New Zealand has 720 points  

Rank six to ten

Charith Asalanka of Sri Lanka is just behind at 719

Harry Tector of Ireland has 708

Shreyas Iyer of India holds 704

Ibrahim Zadran of Afghanistan has 676

Kusal Mendis of Sri Lanka earns 669 points  

 

Insights and context

Shubman Gill has climbed to the summit in ODI cricket after a run of powerful innings over the spring

Babar remains ever consistent representing Pakistan’s backbone in batting

Rohit maintains his position as a top opener and occasional captain guiding India’s white ball efforts

Virat Kohli is still inside the top five driven by match winning knocks in big games

Daryl Mitchell of New Zealand has shown depth playing middle order roles and steadying innings across conditions

Why these ranks matter

Points reflect runs scored against quality attacks and match importance

A top five position is a benchmark of world class reliability and impact

For players these positions often mean franchise contracts and global recognition

What to watch next

Gill will aim to stretch his lead in upcoming series

Babar may fight to reclaim the top perch and keep his ranking high

Rohit and Virat will look to complement each other in big ICC events this year

New faces like Asalanka Tector Iyer and Zadran remain ones to follow as they push up the list

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