Quick Answer
Azmatullah Omarzai (Afghanistan) is the No. 1-ranked ODI all-rounder in the ICC Men’s rankings, with a rating of 337 points — well clear of Mehidy Hasan Miraz (Bangladesh, 260) in 2nd and Sikandar Raza (Zimbabwe, 258) in 3rd. The ODI all-rounder list rewards players who sustain contributions with both bat and ball across a full 50-over innings, not just a short burst.
ODI all-rounder rankings measure the players who consistently influence a 50-over match with both bat and ball — sustained runs across a full innings paired with wicket-taking overs, not just a quick cameo. Below is the current top 20, refreshed after every completed ODI involving a qualifying player in the ICC’s rolling ratings model.
Full List: Top 20 ICC Men’s ODI All-Rounders (2026)
The table below reflects each player’s current ICC rating and how far behind the No. 1 spot they sit. Ratings combine batting points and bowling points into a single all-rounder score — see the methodology note below the table.
| Rank | Player | Team | Rating | Behind #1 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Azmatullah Omarzai |  Afghanistan |
337 | — |
| 2 | Mehidy Hasan Miraz |  Bangladesh |
260 | -77 |
| 3 | Sikandar Raza |  Zimbabwe |
258 | -79 |
| 4 | Michael Bracewell |  New Zealand |
250 | -87 |
| 5 ▲1 | Mitchell Santner | New Zealand |
247 | -90 |
| 6 ▼1 | Mohammad Nabi | Afghanistan |
238 | -99 |
| =6 ▲1 | Brandon McMullen |  Scotland |
238 | -99 |
| 8 | Rashid Khan | Afghanistan |
232 | -105 |
| 9 | Axar Patel |  India |
210 | -127 |
| 10 | Wanindu Hasaranga |  Sri Lanka |
205 | -132 |
| 11 ▲7 | Curtis Campher |  Ireland |
196 | -141 |
| =11 | Gudakesh Motie |  West Indies |
196 | -141 |
| 13 ▼1 | Salman Agha |  Pakistan |
193 | -144 |
| 14 ▼1 | Milind Kumar |  United States Of America |
192 | -145 |
| 15 ▼1 | Charith Asalanka | Sri Lanka |
189 | -148 |
| 16 ▼1 | Marco Jansen |  South Africa |
178 | -159 |
| 17 ▼1 | Josh Hazlewood |  Australia |
174 | -163 |
| 18 ▼1 | Adil Rashid |  England |
173 | -164 |
| 19 | Ravindra Jadeja | India |
167 | -170 |
| 20 | Shaheen Afridi | Pakistan |
166 | -171 |
Source: ICC Official ODI All-Rounder Rankings · Data current as of publish date shown above
How the ICC All-Rounder Rating Works
The ICC all-rounder rating isn’t a simple average. A player earns batting rating points and bowling rating points separately — based on runs/wickets sustained across a full 50-over innings, match context, and opposition strength — and their all-rounder score is derived by combining both. Only genuine two-way contributors make the top of this list; a specialist batter or bowler with occasional dabbling in the other discipline won’t crack the top 20. Ratings are recalculated after every ODI a qualifying player features in, so movement is common — a single big performance can shift a player several places.
Notable Movements Since the Last Update
Azmatullah Omarzai leads comfortably for Afghanistan, ahead of Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Sikandar Raza in a tightly-bunched top 3. Ireland’s Curtis Campher is the standout mover inside the top 20, surging seven places to No. 11 — the biggest jump on this list. Mitchell Santner and Scotland’s Brandon McMullen have each climbed a spot, while Mohammad Nabi and a run of players from No. 13 to No. 18 — including Josh Hazlewood and Adil Rashid — have all slipped one place apiece as the pack reshuffles below the top 10. Afghanistan remains the deepest all-round side with three players in the top 20: Omarzai, Nabi and Rashid Khan.
FAQs: Men’s ODI All-Rounder Rankings
Azmatullah Omarzai of Afghanistan is currently ranked No. 1 in the ICC Men’s ODI All-Rounder Rankings, with a rating of 337 points.
Rankings are recalculated after every completed ODI match involving a qualifying player, so the table can change several times during a single series or tournament.
It combines a player’s separate batting rating and bowling rating into one score, weighted toward recent performances and adjusted for the strength of the opposition.
Afghanistan has the most players inside the current top 20, with three: Azmatullah Omarzai, Mohammad Nabi and Rashid Khan.