West Indies captain Jason Holder continues to hold down a top ten spot in the latest release of the ICC test bowling rankings.He is ranked among the top five all-rounders in the world.

Holder who missed the opening game loss to Bangladesh remains at number nine – that’s two ahead of fellow ‘Windies pacer Shannon Gabriel at number 11.

Meanwhile Kagiso Rabada has returned to the number one spot moving above James Anderson after the England bowler sat out the third test in Colombo.

Anderson, who had claimed the top ranking in august and lost 10% of his points, falling behind Rababa, who is next in test action against Pakistan in December.

Yasir Shah has returned to the top ten in 01th place, following his career-best 14-wicket haul in Pakistan’s victory over New Zealand in Dubai.

‘Windies’ vice-captain Kraig Brathwaite is the top Caribbean batsman at 26.

India’s Virat Kholi remains on top -in the batting rankings which saw movements following match-defining hundreds from Jonny Bairstow, in Colombo, and Mominul Haque, in Chattogram.

Bairstow moved up six places to 16th, while Mominul leapt 11 places to be ranked 24th in the world.

Jason Holder at number three is the top ‘Windies all-rounder as Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Haasan remains on top ahead of Ravindra Jadeja of India while ben stokes, who scored 99 runs and took 4 for 55 at the SCC as England completed a 3-0 series win, has moved up one place in the rankings to number five 5.