Weekly
1. David Warner - 211 - Warner has been performing in fits and starts this year and this week was one of the starts...or maybe the fits....hard to tell. He gets his second Cricketer of the Week. He has never had more than two in a year.
2. Kyle Jamieson - 206 - A Test match that goes to five days will always see you pick up some handy points. Jamieson has used the first Eng vs NZ Test to arrest his slide and take him back up to 6th.
3. Travis Head - 170 - One of our three players that returned to action after a long spell away and it is straight back into a big score for Travis.
4. Joe Root - 166 - A match winning total for England's ex-captain sees him back in the points. He pushes back into the Top Ten on the overall list for the first time since Week 1.
5. Matt Critchley - 162 - Critchley's T20 Blast Renaissance continues with another big score. He does not make any progress in the overall List but is a mere 18 points behind Hasan Ali.
Overall List
1. Simon Harmer - 2504 - Not a prolific week for Harmer but he extends his lead on second place by 16. Every little helps.
2. Quinton De Kock - 2074 - An underwhelming return to international colours for QDK however he holds second place for the third week on the trot.
3. Marnus Labuschagne - 2012 - Waves goodbye to his spell with Glamorgan by retaining his third place spot. His run of games in England really have propelled him into the Top 5 mix again this year.
4. Mohammad Rizwan - 1986 - A decent cameo half century for Rizwan sees him hold onto fourth spot for a second week.
5. Rishabh Pant - 1922 - Almost half his points this week came from SR points as he registered his second successive score of 69.
Other Movers
Despite being absent for the best part of 2 months, just one strong performance sees Azam move back into the Top 6. He was first overall the last time he played.
Ones to Watch
The England duo of Joe Root and Ben Stokes sit 9th and 10th with 19 points between them and an open field ahead of them. How far can they progress during the New Zealand series.
Top Three Averages
1. Simon Harmer = 192.62 (Down from 203.83)
2. Matt Critchley = 167.13 (Down from 167.86)
3. Babar Azam = 160.91 (Down from 163)
Yet again Harmer takes the biggest tumble, but still has a huge lead in terms of overall average. David Warner shows the biggest improvement in a week where only 4 averages went up. He is up 9.28 to 90.36 a week.
Top Players By Format
*=New Name
Long Form - Simon Harmer = 2197
One Day - *Babar Azam = 559
Short Form - *Moeen Ali = 1594
Highest Points by Discipline
Runs - Babar Azam = 1173
Batting Bonus - *Babar Azam & Mohammad Rizwan = 250
Strike Rate - Glenn Maxwell = 420
Wickets - Simon Harmer = 1100
Wicket Bonus - Simon Harmer = 250
Economy - Simon Harmer = 610
Fielding - Rishabh Pant = 390
Fielding Bonus - Rishabh Pant = 60
Weekly List
David Warner 211
Kyle Jamieson 206
Travis Head 170
Joe Root 166
Matt Critchley 162
Babar Azam 143
Ben Stokes 105
Moeen Ali 98
Mohammad Rizwan 89
Glenn Maxwell 69
Risabh Pant 69
Jonny Bairstow 67
Simon Harmer 58
Marnus Labuschagne 51
Quinton De Kock 42
Kane Williamson 17
Steve Smith 15
Bhanuka Rajapaksa 13
Hasan Ali 10
Pat Cummins dnp
KL Rahul dnp
Overall List
1 Simon Harmer 2504
2 Quinton De Kock 2074
3 Marnus Labuschagne 2012
4 Mohammad Rizwan 1986
5 Rishabh Pant 1922
6 Babar Azam 1770
7 Glenn Maxwell 1737
8 Moeen Ali 1692
9 Joe Root 1527
10 Ben Stokes 1508
11 Kyle Jamieson 1502
12 KL Rahul 1383
13 Pat Cummins 1373
14 Hasan Ali 1355
15 Matt Critchley 1337
16 David Warner 1265
17 Jonny Bairstow 1099
18 Travis Head 922
19 Steve Smith 631
20 Bhanuka Rajapaksa 593
21 Kane Williamson 376
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