Bangladesh’s left-arm pacer Mustafizur Rahman continues to reward his hard work with recognition. After an outstanding year with the ball, the cutter master has climbed one place in the ICC T20 bowling rankings, moving from eighth to seventh with a rating of 665 points. The latest update highlights his consistency and deadly variations that have troubled batsmen worldwide.
Mustafiz had already been in the top ten before this update, but the rise cements his status among the world’s elite T20 bowlers. Afghanistan’s right-arm spinner Mujib ur Rahman recorded the biggest jump, leaping five spots to ninth with 656 points. Pakistan’s Abrar Ahmed moved up one place to fifth with 691 points, while Australia’s Nathan Ellis climbed from ninth to eighth.
The top four remained unchanged. India’s Varun Chakravarthy leads with 787 points, followed by Rashid Khan of Afghanistan on 737, Sri Lanka’s Wanindu Hasaranga on 702, and New Zealand pacer Jacob Duffy holding fourth. Mustafiz’s climb reflects both his individual brilliance and Bangladesh’s growing reputation for producing world-class T20 pacers.
