Cricket news - Holder becomes top-ranked Test all-rounder

Go to Jason Holder s maiden double-century, with the two wickets at the Kensington Oval Test, has helped to overtake him for the No. 1 all-rounder in ICC latest Test to be Shakib Al Hasan and Ravindra Jadeja, and Rankings.

Holder was man of the match in the Windies " a massive 381-run win against England in Bridgetown, which was their second biggest win (in terms of slopes) and the best home. While the holder Stand with his effort, the 'keeper Shane Dowrich, who has an unbeaten century and stitched a 295-run Alliance - the third highest for the seventh wicket Tests with him, also moved up 14 places in the rankings for batsman, No 47.

Shimron Hetmyer, who has 112 runs in the Test rose 11 places, Not 40. In the bowler rankings, Kemar Roach (who bagged a fifer in the first innings) and Roston Chase, who registered his career-saw the best numbers in the second - 8 to 60 - a significant jump in their seats. While the pacer five places climbed, to No 20, the offie 14 spots, the No 14 cracked.

For England, Rory Burns, who registered his first Test fifty - and- rose 14 places to No 99.