A really sad day in history of Pakistani cricket. 
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01 May 2015[TR=“class: head”]
[TH=“class: left”]Team[/TH]
[TH=“class: left”]Matches[/TH]
[TH=“class: left”]Points[/TH]
[TH=“class: left”]Rating[/TH]
[/TR]
Australia
38
4899
129
India
45
5278
117
New Zealand
37
4284
116
South Africa
46
5131
112
Sri Lanka
55
5811
106
England
42
3968
94
West Indies
35
3094
88
Bangladesh
28
2471
88
Pakistan
43
3721
87
Ireland
11
549
50
Zimbabwe
28
1250
45
Afghanistan
15
618
41
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Bangladesh beat Pakistan 3-0 to take eighth place © AFPThe latest ICC rankings show an intriguing battle developing for qualification for the 2017 Champions Trophy. The top seven sides in the world, plus hosts England, will compete at the next 50-overs tournament and the cut-off date for qualification is September 30, 2015.
Bangladesh, with 88 points, have risen to eighth place after a 3-0 drubbing of Pakistan, who are a point behind them at ninth.
Mashrafe Mortaza told ESPNcricinfo that moving up the rankings was a priority for Bangladesh to make sure they remained in contention for direct entry into the next World Cup as well.
“See in the dressing room we mostly talk about training, planning and the match, mostly,” he said. “But of course, whenever we were in a briefing, I would mention it and we discussed it in length. As a cricket nation, we have to progress in every format. We have to ensure we are going ahead in T20s and Tests but the ODIs too need attention. We will prepare properly for the T20 World Cup next year and we need constant attention to Tests but we have a target to stay within No. 8 to qualify for the 2019 World Cup. This is an important first step.”
West Indies, who are ranked seventh, currently have no ODIs scheduled between now and September 30, leaving them potentially vulnerable to Pakistan, who have eight matches to come - three at home to Zimbabwe and five in Sri Lanka each at home, and Bangladesh have three against India and South Africa.
Meanwhile, Australia have tightened their grip at the top of the ICC ODI rankings following their World Cup victory last month. Their lead has doubled over India after triumphing in Melbourne to lift a fifth title. New Zealand’s run to the final of the World Cup sees them rise to third in the table, while England’s miserable tournament has sunk them to sixth place.
India remain in second place, the position they also occupy in the T20 rankings, with Sri Lanka, the reigning World T20 champions, extending their lead.
The latest ICC rankings see the table recalibrated to include matches only in the last three years. One-day rankings differ to the Test placings, that are calaculated after every match.
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Thank you Waqar.
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this is why world class teams do not employ ex-crickets of Pakistan......cuz they are no good!
and we employed Waqar, who himself was terrible with the batting. And what has Grant Flower done at all?
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us waqt tak mujhe lakhon Rs ki salary dete raho :chai:
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Well it's all about this formula
One day ranking = ranking in sexiest category x Test cricket ranking
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now our test ranking also down from 3 to six