India in ICC Men's ODI All-Rounder Rankings: Jadeja Holds Firm, Hardik Rises, Axar Makes Big Gain

India in ICC Men's ODI All-Rounder Rankings: India’s all-round prowess in One-Day Internationals (ODIs) continues to shine, with multiple names making an impact in the latest ICC Men’s ODI All-Rounder Rankings.

Ravindra Jadeja remains a solid presence in the top 10, Hardik Pandya climbs higher, and Axar Patel makes significant strides, marking a strong Indian presence in the elite list.

Indian all-rounder in ICC ODI Men s Rankings

With the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy on the horizon, the rankings reflect India’s growing depth in the all-round department, a factor that could play a crucial role in their quest for silverware.

India's ODI All-Rounder Rankings (ICC - Feb 25, 2025)

Rank	Player	Rating	Career-Best Rating	Achieved Against	Venue	Year
9	Ravindra Jadeja	213	372	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	2013
24	Hardik Pandya	178	256	South Africa	Centurion	2018
28	Kuldeep Yadav	175	245	New Zealand	Bay Oval	2019
30	Axar Patel	171	171	Pakistan	Dubai	2025
43	Mohammed Siraj	149	181	Australia	Ahmedabad	2023
94	Washington Sundar	99	110	New Zealand	Indore	2023
100	Mohammed Shami	90	200	Bangladesh	Melbourne	2015

Jadeja: The Evergreen Warrior at No. 9

Ravindra Jadeja, India's premier all-rounder, maintains his position in the top 10 with a rating of 213. While his current standing may not match his career-best rating of 372 achieved against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo (2013), his consistency with both bat and ball keeps him ahead of the competition. Jadeja's ability to control the middle overs with his left-arm spin and provide crucial lower-order runs makes him a priceless asset for India.

Despite occasional dips in white-ball cricket, Jadeja's experience and match-winning ability ensure he remains India's top-ranked all-rounder in ODIs. With the World Cup cycle underway, the Chennai Super Kings veteran will be eager to scale new heights.

Hardik Pandya’s Resurgence: Up to 24th

Hardik Pandya has climbed to 24th place with a rating of 178, a welcome rise for India's dynamic pace-bowling all-rounder. Although still far from his career-best 256 rating at Centurion (2018), the Mumbai Indians captain has been making a steady comeback.

In recent ODIs, Hardik has showcased improved bowling form, clocking speeds close to 140 kmph, while also contributing with the bat. His leadership qualities and aggressive style make him a key player as India builds towards the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

Axar Patel's Big Leap: 30th Spot with Career-Best Rating

One of the most notable jumps in the rankings comes from Axar Patel, who now sits at 30th with a career-best rating of 171. The left-arm spinner achieved this milestone against Pakistan in Dubai, proving his growing stature as an all-rounder.

Often overshadowed by Jadeja, Axar has made a name for himself with clutch Often overshadowed by Jadeja, Axar has made a name for himself with clutch performances in ODIs, delivering crucial breakthroughs while offering stability with the bat. His rise in the rankings is a testament to India's enviable all-rounder depth.

Kuldeep, Siraj, and Others in the Mix

India’s spin wizard Kuldeep Yadav also finds himself in the top 30, ranked 28th with a rating of 175. Though primarily known for his wrist-spin wizardry, Kuldeep's batting contributions have added value to his ranking.

Meanwhile, pace duo Mohammed Siraj (43rd, 149 points) and Mohammed Shami (100th, 90 points) are also listed as all-rounders, though their primary impact remains with the ball. Youngster Washington Sundar is ranked 94th (99 points), reflecting his potential as a future all-round star.

India’s All-Round Depth: A Key Strength

With six Indian players in the top 50 of the all-rounder rankings, the team's depth in multi-skilled cricketers is evident. The combination of experienced campaigners like Jadeja and rising forces like Hardik and Axar Patel bodes well for India's white-ball aspirations.