<p>Sehwag, who struck back-to-back centuries in the just concluded two-match Test series against South Africa, jumped five places for the No.1 position. Sehwag shot up 52 rating points. <br /><br />Gambhir's lacklustre form in the series against South Africa saw him drop four places to fifth position.<br /><br />Another big mover was Hashim Amla, who climbed eight places to occupy the second position. Amla had a phenomenal series against India, scoring 490 runs with two centuries and one double-hundred and getting out only once. The South African middle order batsman, who was the man of the series, is 21 rating points behind Sehwag.<br />Sri Lankan Mahela Jayawerdena and Kumar Sangakkara were pushed to third and fourth places.<br /><br />In the bowling charts, Harbhajan Singh after his spectacular performance in the second Test at Eden Garden, where he claimed eight wickets, jumped five places to seventh position.<br />South African Dale Steyn maintained his top position with a stellar show in the first Test in Nagpur where he got 10 wickets.<br /><br />Australian Mitchell Johnson and Pakistan's Mohammad Asif are placed second and third.<br />India's Zaheer Khan remained at sixth position.</p>
<p>Sehwag, who struck back-to-back centuries in the just concluded two-match Test series against South Africa, jumped five places for the No.1 position. Sehwag shot up 52 rating points. <br /><br />Gambhir's lacklustre form in the series against South Africa saw him drop four places to fifth position.<br /><br />Another big mover was Hashim Amla, who climbed eight places to occupy the second position. Amla had a phenomenal series against India, scoring 490 runs with two centuries and one double-hundred and getting out only once. The South African middle order batsman, who was the man of the series, is 21 rating points behind Sehwag.<br />Sri Lankan Mahela Jayawerdena and Kumar Sangakkara were pushed to third and fourth places.<br /><br />In the bowling charts, Harbhajan Singh after his spectacular performance in the second Test at Eden Garden, where he claimed eight wickets, jumped five places to seventh position.<br />South African Dale Steyn maintained his top position with a stellar show in the first Test in Nagpur where he got 10 wickets.<br /><br />Australian Mitchell Johnson and Pakistan's Mohammad Asif are placed second and third.<br />India's Zaheer Khan remained at sixth position.</p>
