Men's Cricket T20I Team Rankings as of 2023

ICC Men's T20 Cricket Ranking/Standings

T20 cricket has rankings for teams, players, and officials that are maintained by the International Cricket Council (ICC), which is the governing body for cricket.

The ICC T20 team rankings are based on a points system, where teams are awarded points based on their performance in T20 matches. The rankings take into account the results of all T20 matches played over the past three to four years, with more recent matches carrying more weight in the rankings.

Below is the list of T20 Ranking as of March 2023 for Men's

 

S. No.	Team	Matches	Points	Rating
1	India	69	18,445	267
2	England	52	13,555	261
3	Pakistan	55	14,168	258
4	South Africa	41	10,510	256
5	New Zealand	53	13,371	252
6	Australia	47	11,784	251
7	West Indies	51	12,039	236
8	Sri Lanka	53	12,485	236
9	Bangladesh	54	12,266	227
10	Afghanistan	33	7,112	216
11	Zimbabwe	49	9,597	196
12	Ireland	57	10,818	190
13	UAE	32	5,898	184
14	Namibia	32	5,846	183
15	Scotland	24	4,373	182
16	Nepal	30	5,387	180
17	Netherlands	32	5,668	177
18	Oman	26	4,090	157
19	Papua New Guinea	24	3,495	146
20	Canada	24	3,297	137
21	Hong Kong	24	3,207	134
22	Jersey	23	2,924	127
23	Qatar	18	2,227	124
24	Uganda	46	5,648	123
25	United States	16	1,908	119
26	Kuwait	22	2,601	118
27	Malaysia	38	4,318	114
28	Kenya	31	3,272	106
29	Singapore	28	2,857	102
30	Bahrain	33	3,341	101
31	Tanzania	36	3,598	100
32	Italy	19	1,818	96
33	Saudi Arabia	13	1,234	95
34	Bermuda	18	1,671	93
35	Germany	34	2,996	88
36	Spain	26	2,267	87
37	Denmark	21	1,518	72
38	Guernsey	17	1,194	70
39	Cayman Islands	12	814	68
40	Belgium	20	1,349	67
41	Nigeria	29	1,954	67
42	Austria	26	1,686	65
43	Vanuatu	12	714	60
44	Portugal	11	644	59
45	Romania	24	1,359	57
46	Isle of Man	15	847	56
47	Botswana	18	992	55
48	Norway	17	897	53
49	Finland	17	891	52
50	France	9	470	52
51	Malawi	17	818	48
52	Sweden	16	690	43
53	Cook Islands	6	245	41
54	Czech Republic	28	1,137	41
55	Argentina	15	604	40
56	Indonesia	7	265	38
57	Switzerland	11	396	36
58	Malta	33	1,179	36
59	Ghana	23	813	35
60	Sierra Leone	17	586	34
61	Japan	7	236	34
62	Luxembourg	23	774	34
63	Fiji	7	231	33
64	Mozambique	23	721	31
65	Bhutan	8	239	30
66	Rwanda	34	918	27
67	Cyprus	11	283	26
68	Bahamas	15	359	24
69	Hungary	16	358	22
70	Panama	10	222	22
71	Belize	6	132	22
72	Serbia	17	184	11
73	Bulgaria	34	296	9
74	Gambia	7	50	7
75	Lesotho	12	82	7
76	Maldives	15	81	5
77	Gibraltar	21	68	3
78	Greece	9	27	3
79	Samoa	10	15	2
80	Seychelles	10	0	0
81	Turkey	6	0	0
82	Thailand	10	0	0
83	Eswatini	18	0	0
84	Estonia	12	0	0
85	Cameroon	13	0	0

  

What is T20 Cricket format

T20 cricket is a shorter form of cricket that was introduced in 2003. In this format, each team plays for 20 overs, and the game typically lasts around three hours. T20 cricket has become increasingly popular over the years, and is now played at both domestic and international levels.

The fast-paced and exciting nature of T20 cricket has made it a fan favorite, as it often leads to high-scoring games and nail-biting finishes. The format is known for its emphasis on aggressive batting, with players often trying to score as many runs as possible in a short amount of time.

T20 cricket has also led to the development of new strategies and tactics, with teams often using specialized players such as fast bowlers and big-hitting batsmen to gain an advantage. The format has also given rise to popular T20 leagues such as the Indian Premier League (IPL) and the Big Bash League (BBL), which attract some of the best players from around the world.

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