In the process, he became the first T20I player to accumulate 900 points.
Fakhar Zaman and KL Rahul occupied the second and third slot respectively; while Zaman powered Pakistan to the title win against Australia in the finals of the tri-series, Rahul scored a century in the first game of the series against England, his second in T20Is, helping India win the opening game.
Zaman’s 46-ball 91 helped his side win their ninth series on the trot, catapulting him 44 places to reach the second spot.
Zimbabwe’s Solomon Mire made a massive jump of 202 points, with scores of 94 and 63 in his side’s last two games of the tri-series. Along with him, England’s Jason Roy and Australia’s D’Arcy Short achieved career-best rankings after the update.
Captain of the side, Finch notched up a new world record score of 172 against Zimbabwe in one of the games, bettering his previous record score of 156.
At No.3, KL Rahul became India’s highest-ranked batsman, garnering 856 points. Virat Kohli dropped out of the top-10 and slid four places to be at the 12th spot. Rohit Sharma, who blasted a century in the decider against England, moved up by two places to seal the 11th spot.
Here are the complete rankings
BATTING
#1 Aaron Finch
#2 Fakhar Zaman
#3 KL Rahul
#4 Colin Munro
#5 Babar Azam
#6 Glenn Maxwell
#7 Evin Lewis
#8 Martin Guptill
#9 Alex Hales
#10 D’Arcy Short
BOWLING
#1 Rashid Khan
#2 Shadab Khan
#3 Ish Sodhi
#4 Yuzvendra Chahal
#5 Samuel Badree
#6 Mitchell Santner
#7 Andrew Tye
#8 Imran Tahir
#9 Adil Rashid
#10 Mohammad Nabi
ALL-ROUNDERS
#1 Glenn Maxwell
#2 Mohammad Nabi
#3 Shakib Al Hasan
#4 Jean-Paul Duminy
#5 Marlon Samuels
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