For his 6-42 in the first innings and seven wickets in the game, West Indies captain Jason Holder has moved up to number two on the ICC Test bowling rankings, notching up a career-best 862 points.
Australian Pat Cummins is the man ahead of him on 914 points.
Holder’s spell on day two limited England to 204, setting up the Caribbean side for a four-wicket win, which gave them a crucial 1-0 lead in the three-match series against England.
The performance earned Holder 32 points, which took him past New Zealand fast bowler Neil Wagner.
Holder is also the number one Test all-rounder, and the West Indies highest ranked Test batsman at number 35.
Kemar Roach, who went wicketless in the match is ranked 16th with 731 points, while Man-of-the-Match Shannon Gabriel is ranked 18th with 726 points. Gabriel took nine wickets in the game and was named Man-of-the-Match.
Excellent job west indies a job well done ???????????????? let’s keep it up in the next test. I’m hoping that S.Hope and Roach will come good or rest them for the Caribbean while giving other players a chance too.