Weekly
1. Quinton De Kock - 305 - It's very well known what comes after a famine and QDK has certainly tucked in this week. This represents his second highest ever score in his three years on our list and a return to form after he scored 21 and 0 over the last fortnight.
2. Hasan Ali - 206 - Of his 2037 points, 1620 have been scored in the longest form of the game. It is therefore no surprise that now he is back playing the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy that he is back in the points. He also retakes 15th place overall after a solitary week away.
3. David Warner - 149 - Loves a big tournament and is working his way back into form just in time for the T20WC ....although weirdly Australia are warming up for that with an ODI series. He regains 13th place off Pat Cummins who overtook him last week.
4. Mohammad Rizwan - 139 - Another great innings for Rizwan, this time against Bangladesh. He really is becoming quite the white ball menace.
5. KL Rahul - 117 - For the third week in a row, KLR takes fifth spot for the week. Stood up to the critics of his strike rate with a blistering 28 ball 57.
Overall
1. Simon Harmer - 4668 - The first of an unknown number of inactive weeks for Harmer...but his 20 week reign of terror continues.
2. Mohammad Rizwan - 4082 - Rizwan continues to put huge amounts of points between him and the chasing pack. He is now 633 points ahead of third place with the only larger gap being the 696 between him and first. Seems likely that places one and two might be locked in.
3. Moeen Ali - 3499 - A blank from Moeen this week - but he still holds on to third spot for a 6th consecutive week.
4. Quinton De Kock - 3295 - De Kock has been sliding in and out of the Top 5 all year - but this time he has gone deep. 6th last week, he has bypassed 5th and leapt straight up to 4th spot. This is his highest position for 15 weeks,
5. Babar Azam - 3274 - Down a place to 5th and only a narrow gap between him and Rishabh Pant in 6th place as we continue to gear up for the T20WC
Ones to Watch
3 very different players are all very close to each other as we move into Week 41. David Warner and Pat Cummins are fighting the same battle together but have just 53 points between them. Meanwhile a resurgent Hasan Ali is back to his economical ways in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy. Who can mount a challenge for the Top 10?
Top Three Averages
1. Simon Harmer = 207.74
2. Ben Stokes = 151.33
3. Babar Azam = 142.35 (Down from 147.18)
Quinton De Kock's great week sees him up 6.62 points and takes his average above 100 again. Meanwhile Glenn Maxwell tanks thanks to his solitary point this week. He now scores just 109.19 per active week,
Top Players By Format
Long Form - Simon Harmer = 4063
One Day - Babar Azam = 1002
Short Form - Moeen Ali = 3053
Highest Points by Discipline
*=New Name
Runs - Mohammad Rizwan - 2362
Batting Bonus - Mohammad Rizwan = 490
Strike Rate - Moeen Ali = 700
Wickets - Simon Harmer = 2280
Wicket Bonus - Simon Harmer = 410
Economy - Simon Harmer = 1020
Fielding - Rishabh Pant = 660
Fielding Bonus - Rishabh Pant & *Quinton De Kock = 110
Weekly List
Quinton De Kock 305
Hasan Ali 206
David Warner 149
Mohammad Rizwan 139
KL Rahul 117
Pat Cummins 95
Risabh Pant 67
Babar Azam 36
Steve Smith 17
Glenn Maxwell 1
Moeen Ali 0
Kyle Jamieson dnp
Jonny Bairstow dnp
Ben Stokes dnp
Bhanuka Rajapaksa dnp
Joe Root dnp
Kane Williamson dnp
Simon Harmer dnp
Travis Head dnp
Matt Critchley dnp
Marnus Labuschagne dnp
Overall
1 Simon Harmer 4778
2 Mohammad Rizwan 4082
3 Moeen Ali 3449
4 Quinton De Kock 3295
5 Babar Azam 3274
6 Rishabh Pant 3198
7 Glenn Maxwell 2839
8 Ben Stokes 2724
9 Joe Root 2648
10 Jonny Bairstow 2593
11 Marnus Labuschagne 2534
12 Matt Critchley 2473
13 David Warner 2091
14 Pat Cummins 2038
15 Hasan Ali 2037
16 KL Rahul 1981
17 Kyle Jamieson 1547
18 Steve Smith 1512
19 Travis Head 1398
20 Bhanuka Rajapaksa 1056
21 Kane Williamson 780
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