The International Cricket Council (ICC) has released the latest Men’s Team Rankings across Test, ODI, and T20I formats as of early June 2026. With the T20 World Cup recently concluded and several bilateral series completed, the rankings reflect the current form of the top cricket nations.
Here is a complete breakdown of the ICC Men’s Cricket Rankings for June 2026 — and exactly where India stands across all three formats.
Note: Points and ratings below are based on the ICC rankings snapshot for early June 2026 and update after each completed series. Always check icc-cricket.com for the live table.
ICC Men’s Test Team Rankings (June 2026)
- 1. Australia — rating 131 (2438 points, 24 matches)
- 2. South Africa — rating 119 (2256 points, 19 matches)
- 3. India — rating 104 (2600 points, 25 matches)
- 4. England — rating 102 (2850 points, 28 matches)
- 5. New Zealand — rating 102 (1828 points, 18 matches)
- 6. Sri Lanka — rating 86 (1118 points, 13 matches)
- 7. Bangladesh — rating 78 (1551 points, 20 matches)
- 8. Pakistan — rating 75 (1205 points, 16 matches)
- 9. West Indies — rating 68 (1425 points, 21 matches)
- 10. Zimbabwe — rating 10 (117 points, 12 matches)
Key takeaway: Australia continues to dominate the Test rankings, while India holds a comfortable third position.
ICC Men’s ODI Team Rankings (June 2026)
- 1. India — rating 118 (3197 points, 27 matches)
- 2. New Zealand — rating 113 (3384 points, 30 matches)
- 3. Australia — rating 107 (2558 points, 24 matches)
- 4. South Africa — rating 102 (2855 points, 28 matches)
- 5. Pakistan — among the chasing pack
Key takeaway: India remains the No.1-ranked ODI team in the world, maintaining a strong lead at the top of the 50-over rankings.
ICC Men’s T20I Team Rankings (June 2026)
- 1. India — rating 275 (14,306 points, 52 matches)
- 2. England — rating 262 (8,904 points, 34 matches)
- 3. Australia — rating 258 (9,044 points, 35 matches)
- 4. New Zealand — rating 247 (12,348 points, 50 matches)
- 5. South Africa — rating 244 (11,717 points, 48 matches)
- 6. Pakistan — rating 240 (13,679 points, 57 matches)
- 7. West Indies — rating 233 (12,367 points, 53 matches)
- 8. Bangladesh — rating 225 (10,576 points, 47 matches)
- 9. Sri Lanka — rating 221 (9,053 points, 41 matches)
- 10. Afghanistan — rating 220 (7,935 points, 36 matches)
Key takeaway: India continues to be the clear No.1 team in T20Is, holding a significant lead over England and Australia.
India’s Overall Standing (June 2026)
- Test — 3rd (rating 104): strong, but behind Australia and South Africa
- ODI — 1st (rating 118): dominant at the top
- T20I — 1st (rating 275): clear leaders
India remains the most consistent team across the white-ball formats, while continuing to work on closing the gap in the longest format.
What’s Next for India?
With the ICC Champions Trophy 2027 cycle beginning and several bilateral series lined up, India will look to:
- Strengthen their Test ranking
- Maintain dominance in ODIs and T20Is
- Prepare for future ICC events with a balanced squad
Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Jasprit Bumrah, and the emerging core will play a crucial role in the months ahead.
FAQ — ICC Men’s Rankings June 2026
Which team is No.1 in Test cricket right now?
Australia is currently ranked No.1 in the ICC Men’s Test Team Rankings.
Is India still the top team in ODIs and T20Is?
Yes. India holds the No.1 position in both the ODI and T20I team rankings as of June 2026.
When will the next ICC rankings update happen?
The ICC usually updates team rankings after the completion of bilateral series and major tournaments.
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