Every week since 24 May 2009

The highest T20 ratings ever

The world ranking as it stood every Sunday for 909 weeks: the 30-month rating behind it, worked out the same way every week. Who climbed highest, who held No. 1 longest, and who finished each year on top.

Highest ever rating 9.67 Sunil Narine West Indies · week of 8 Jul 2012 Highest ever batting rating 9.32 Chris Gayle West Indies · week of 18 Dec 2011 Highest ever bowling rating 9.88 Sunil Narine West Indies · week of 16 Sep 2012

Highest rating ever reached

Each player once, at his best week. Now is his rating this week, if he is still ranked. A batting or bowling peak needs 200 balls faced or bowled in the 30 months.

#PlayerPeakReachedNow
1Sunil NarineWest Indies · 8 Jul 2012 9.67 8 Jul 2012 7.19
2Shane WatsonAustralia · 12 May 2013 9.16 12 May 2013 —
3Chris GayleWest Indies · 7 Jun 2009 8.88 7 Jun 2009 —
4Jasprit BumrahIndia · 17 Aug 2025 8.75 17 Aug 2025 7.70
5Kevin PietersenEngland · 4 Nov 2012 8.73 4 Nov 2012 —
6Saeed AjmalPakistan · 23 Sep 2012 8.72 23 Sep 2012 —
7Shahid AfridiPakistan · 8 Nov 2009 8.68 8 Nov 2009 —
8Virender SehwagIndia · 6 May 2012 8.58 6 May 2012 —
9Dale SteynSouth Africa · 3 Mar 2013 8.58 3 Mar 2013 —
10Jofra ArcherEngland · 2 Oct 2022 8.49 2 Oct 2022 5.88
11Shakib Al HasanBangladesh · 20 May 2012 8.49 20 May 2012 5.53
12Suryakumar YadavIndia · 20 Nov 2022 8.45 20 Nov 2022 6.50
13Harbhajan SinghIndia · 24 May 2009 8.42 24 May 2009 —
14Sachithra SenanayakeSri Lanka · 27 Apr 2014 8.38 27 Apr 2014 —
15Pragyan OjhaIndia · 7 Jun 2009 8.32 7 Jun 2009 —
16Suresh RainaIndia · 24 May 2009 8.27 24 May 2009 —
17Lasith MalingaSri Lanka · 13 May 2012 8.26 13 May 2012 —
18Krunal PandyaIndia · 30 Apr 2017 8.24 30 Apr 2017 6.86
19Jonny BairstowEngland · 30 Jun 2019 8.23 30 Jun 2019 5.65
20GP Swann4 Nov 2012 8.22 4 Nov 2012 —

World No. 1

22 players have been No. 1 in the 909 weeks. No. 1 this week: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.

Most weeks at No. 1

  1. 1Jasprit BumrahIndia · first No. 1 Oct 2018 238 weeks
  2. 2AB de VilliersSouth Africa · first No. 1 Apr 2015 110 weeks
  3. 3Suryakumar YadavIndia · first No. 1 Oct 2022 97 weeks
  4. 4Sunil NarineWest Indies · first No. 1 Jul 2012 81 weeks
  5. 5Jofra ArcherEngland · first No. 1 Jul 2021 65 weeks
  6. 6Krunal PandyaIndia · first No. 1 Apr 2017 55 weeks
  7. 7Shahid AfridiPakistan · first No. 1 Aug 2009 54 weeks
  8. 8Sachithra SenanayakeSri Lanka · first No. 1 Apr 2014 45 weeks
  9. 9Chris GayleWest Indies · first No. 1 Jun 2009 42 weeks
  10. 10Harbhajan SinghIndia · first No. 1 Sep 2010 32 weeks
  11. 11Shane WatsonAustralia · first No. 1 May 2009 19 weeks
  12. 12KL RahulIndia · first No. 1 Jul 2018 16 weeks

Longest reigns

  1. 1Jasprit Bumrah7 Jul 2019 to 4 Jul 2021 105 weeks
  2. 2Jasprit Bumrah18 Aug 2024 to 19 Jul 2026 101 weeks
  3. 3Suryakumar Yadav9 Oct 2022 to 11 Aug 2024 97 weeks
  4. 4AB de Villiers26 Apr 2015 to 30 Oct 2016 80 weeks
  5. 5Jofra Archer11 Jul 2021 to 2 Oct 2022 65 weeks
  6. 6Krunal Pandya23 Apr 2017 to 29 Apr 2018 54 weeks
  7. 7Sunil Narine1 Jul 2012 to 5 May 2013 45 weeks
  8. 8Sachithra Senanayake6 Apr 2014 to 8 Feb 2015 45 weeks
  9. 9Chris Gayle8 May 2011 to 12 Feb 2012 41 weeks
  10. 10Harbhajan Singh12 Sep 2010 to 3 Apr 2011 30 weeks
  11. 11Shahid Afridi21 Feb 2010 to 5 Sep 2010 29 weeks
  12. 12Shahid Afridi16 Aug 2009 to 31 Jan 2010 25 weeks

No. 1 at the end of each year

Top of the ranking in the last week of December: the 30-month rating, so a year-end No. 1 has been the best for a while.

YearPlayerBatterBowler
2025 Jasprit Bumrah8.08 · IndiaAbhishek Sharma7.62 · IndiaJasprit Bumrah8.17 · India
2024 Jasprit Bumrah8.66 · IndiaSuryakumar Yadav7.97 · IndiaJasprit Bumrah8.84 · India
2023 Suryakumar Yadav8.33 · IndiaSuryakumar Yadav8.33 · IndiaJasprit Bumrah7.14 · India
2022 Suryakumar Yadav8.44 · IndiaSuryakumar Yadav8.44 · IndiaJasprit Bumrah7.54 · India
2021 Jofra Archer8.30 · EnglandJos Buttler7.47 · EnglandJofra Archer7.94 · England
2020 Jasprit Bumrah8.28 · IndiaJonny Bairstow7.10 · EnglandJasprit Bumrah8.49 · India
2019 Jasprit Bumrah8.25 · IndiaJonny Bairstow8.02 · EnglandJasprit Bumrah8.42 · India
2018 Jasprit Bumrah7.73 · IndiaKL Rahul7.57 · IndiaJasprit Bumrah7.80 · India
2017 Krunal Pandya7.96 · IndiaKrunal Pandya9.05 · IndiaJasprit Bumrah7.57 · India
2016 AB de Villiers7.89 · South AfricaAB de Villiers7.93 · South AfricaMustafizur Rahman7.76 · Bangladesh
2015 AB de Villiers7.99 · South AfricaAB de Villiers7.99 · South AfricaRavichandran Ashwin7.61 · India
2014 Sachithra Senanayake8.20 · Sri LankaVirat Kohli7.87 · IndiaSachithra Senanayake7.91 · Sri Lanka
2013 Sunil Narine8.82 · West IndiesShane Watson8.36 · AustraliaSunil Narine8.76 · West Indies
2012 Sunil Narine8.88 · West IndiesVirender Sehwag9.07 · IndiaSunil Narine8.53 · West Indies
2011 Chris Gayle8.72 · West IndiesChris Gayle9.15 · West IndiesDaniel Vettori8.54 · New Zealand
2010 Harbhajan Singh7.90 · IndiaKevin Pietersen7.85 · EnglandAnil Kumble8.29
2009 Shahid Afridi8.25 · PakistanAndrew Symonds8.48 · AustraliaUmar Gul8.90 · Pakistan
How these are worked out

The rating is the one on the world ranking: a player's last 30 months of T20, recent matches and stronger opposition counting for more, on the same scale as the ranking. We worked it out as it stood every Sunday from 24 May 2009 to 25 Oct 2026, using every match we have, so a player's peak here is the same number his rating story on his page shows for that week.

A player counts in a week only if he is ranked that week: 450 balls in the 30 months, 300 of them at a good level. The weeks start on 24 May 2009, the first week 50 players were ranked; before that the list was a dozen names whose ratings rested on a season or two. Year points are the Season points table's, a calendar year at a time.