ICC Rankings: Jadeja maintains top position, Virat stays 5th

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Opening batsman Alastair Cook has moved up three places to 12th position. James Anderson (up one place to joint-third) and Moeen Ali (up one place to 18th) have made upward movement. (Photo: AP)

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Jonny Bairstow has gained three slots to reach ninth position. (Photo: AP)

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Jadeja and Ashwin also maintained second and third ranks respectively in the all-rounders' list. Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan is still perched at the top of the table. (Photo: AP)

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In the latest rankings, which also take into account performances in the first Test at Galle, in which India defeated Sri Lanka by 304 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the three-Test series, saw other England players make notable gains too. (Photo: AP)

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England all-rounder Ben Stokes moved up 12 places to joint-25th position in the rankings for batsmen and also gained two places to reach 19th position. His effort also saw him overtake South Africa's Vernon Philander to take fifth position in the list of all-rounders. (Photo: AP)

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Toby Roland-Jones entered the rankings (54th) in style with a four-wicket haul on debut. (Photo: AP)

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The batting list is being topped by Australia captain Steve Smith followed by England's Joe Root and New Zealand's Kane Williamson.

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Pacer Mohammed Shami gained a place to be 23rd. (Photo: AP)

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India skipper Virat Kohli remained static at fifth place in the batting charts after registering his 17th Test ton. (Photo: AP)

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Cheteshwar Pujara is the top- ranked Indian at the fourth position. (Photo: AP)

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Opener Shikhar Dhawan climbed 21 places to be ranked 39th after his career-best 190 that helped India post 600 against Sri Lanka. (Photo: AP)

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ICC has released the latest Test rankings after the completion of the first India-Sri Lanka Test and then the England-South Africa third Test. (Photo: AP)

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In the bowlers' chart, Ravichandran Ashwin displaced Sri Lanka captain Rangana Herath to claim the second spot back. Herath is third in the rankings. (Photo: AP)

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Star spinner Ravindra Jadeja maintained pole position in the bowlers' list for his 3-wicket haul in the second innings to wrap up Sri Lanka. (Photo: AP)

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