1. Simon Harmer - 268 - It is the height of Summer and therefore Harmer season. he has now been Cricketer of the Month for 3 of the last 4 weeks. Unstoppable.
2. Babar Azam - 244 - Pakistan were staring down the barrel of a first innings deficit when Azam pulled off a Joe Root style rescue mission to claim second place.
3. Rishabh Pant - 195 - It has been a great month for Rishabh Pant, topped off by his maiden ODI century in the final match against England. Is truly becoming a very useful all format player.
4. Hasan Ali - 142 - Has failed to live up to his promise this year but will always do a job in a longer form game. This big score is largely down to his meagre economy but every point counts. Moves up a place to 16th.
5. Joe Root - 136 - Has not lived up to his billing in the ODI series with India but saved his best to last with a half century in the final losing effort.
Overall Top 5
1. Simon Harmer - 4139 - Keeps on scoring, keeps on extending his lead. He was the first to breach the 3000 point mark and has now reached the 4000 mark before anyone else joined him on 3k.
2. Rishabh Pant - 2791 - Back up to 2nd, his highest score for 3 months. Has to set his sight on putting some distance on the pack as he enters the WIvIND series.
3. Mohammad Rizwan - 2612 - In action this week but didn't make enough to stem the charge of those below him, down to 3rd.
4. Moeen Ali - 2456 - Is starting to feel the pressure after some lukewarm performances in the international shirt - however still makes progress up our List and moves into fourth.
5. Marnus Labuschagne - 2427 - Inactive this week and drops down a place before the next sl v aus Test.
Other Movers
Jonny Bairstow is the most significant mover outside the weekly top 5 as he continues his charge up the table. He was 17th 3 weeks ago and now sits in 7th.
Matt Critchley also moves up a place to 13th.
Ones to Watch
The smallest gap is between 5th and 6th who are both in action this week. Can Joe Root score more in 2 ODIs than Labuschagne can in a Test?
Top Three Averages
1. Simon Harmer = 217.84 (Up from 215.06)
2. Babar Azam = 160 (Up from 153.54)
3. Joe Root = 151.06 (Down from 152.07)
Ben Stokes was the biggest loser as he marked his final ODI with a bit of a whimper. He leaks 6.64 points off his average and drops out the Top 3. Babar Azam improves his average by 6.46 thanks to the miracle at Galle.
Top Players By Format
Long Form - Simon Harmer = 3424
One Day - Travis Head = 680
Short Form - Moeen Ali = 2126
Highest Points by Discipline
* = New Name
Runs - Mohammad Rizwan - 1541
Batting Bonus - *Babar Azam = 340
Strike Rate - * Rishabh Pant = 490
Wickets - Simon Harmer = 1960
Wicket Bonus - Simon Harmer = 360
Economy - Simon Harmer = 840
Fielding - Rishabh Pant = 580
Fielding Bonus - Rishabh Pant = 100
Weekly
Simon Harmer 268
Babar Azam 244
Risabh Pant 195
Hasan Ali 142
Joe Root 136
Mohammad Rizwan 119
Jonny Bairstow 103
Matt Critchley 99
Moeen Ali 97
Ben Stokes 52
Quinton De Kock 29
KL Rahul dnp
Kyle Jamieson dnp
Bhanuka Rajapaksa dnp
Glenn Maxwell dnp
Kane Williamson dnp
Marnus Labuschagne dnp
Steve Smith dnp
Pat Cummins dnp
Travis Head dnp
David Warner dnp
Overall
1 Simon Harmer 4139
2 Rishabh Pant 2791
3 Mohammad Rizwan 2612
4 Moeen Ali 2456
5 Marnus Labuschagne 2427
6 Joe Root 2417
7 Jonny Bairstow 2291
8 Babar Azam 2240
9 Glenn Maxwell 2203
10 Ben Stokes 2175
11 Quinton De Kock 2137
12 Pat Cummins 1899
13 Matt Critchley 1748
14 David Warner 1673
15 Hasan Ali 1599
16 Kyle Jamieson 1547
17 KL Rahul 1383
18 Travis Head 1314
19 Steve Smith 1000
20 Bhanuka Rajapaksa 623
21 Kane Williamson 502
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