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08-24-2011, 12:28 AM
England's overwhelming success in the Test series against India has been reflected in the latest ICC player rankings. Ian Bell (http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/player/9062.html) has moved into the top five for the first time in his career following his double-hundred at The Oval while Kevin Pietersen (http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/player/19296.html) jumped five places to enter the top ten again.
Bell, who made 504 runs at 84.00 in the series, gained four places to sit level with England team-mate Alastair Cook at third and with Jonathan Trott in the sixth position England can boast four batsmen in the top ten.
The bowling list is also strong with Tim Bresnan climbing five spots to No. 11, meaning that England's five bowlers used in the series sit in the world's top 11. Dale Steyn, however, is still some way ahead of James Anderson as the best bowler.
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Bell, who made 504 runs at 84.00 in the series, gained four places to sit level with England team-mate Alastair Cook at third and with Jonathan Trott in the sixth position England can boast four batsmen in the top ten.
The bowling list is also strong with Tim Bresnan climbing five spots to No. 11, meaning that England's five bowlers used in the series sit in the world's top 11. Dale Steyn, however, is still some way ahead of James Anderson as the best bowler.
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