ICC Rankings June 2026: India No.1 in All Three Formats Simultaneously

India: The Greatest Cricket Nation on Earth

It has never happened before in the 146-year history of international cricket. On June 1, 2026, following England's semi-final defeat to West Indies in the T20 World Cup, India became the first nation in history to simultaneously hold the No.1 ICC ranking in all three international formats — Tests, ODIs and T20Is.

The ICC confirmed the historic achievement in an official announcement that sent Indian social media into a collective frenzy. #No1InAll3 trended globally within minutes.

How India Got Here

Tests: India's WTC dominance over the past two cycles has been built on a fearsome spin attack and Shubman Gill's batting genius. They have lost only 3 of their last 24 home Tests.

ODIs: The 50-over format has been India's most consistent hunting ground. Rohit Sharma's calm captaincy and the development of all-rounders like Hardik Pandya and Washington Sundar have given them balance across all conditions.

T20Is: Despite the T20 World Cup semi-final heartbreak, India's consistent bilateral series results — 12 series wins in the last 15 played — kept them at the top of the T20I rankings.

BCCI's Response

BCCI President Jay Shah called it "the proudest moment for Indian cricket since the 2011 World Cup victory." He announced a Rs 10 crore bonus for the Indian cricket team in honour of the historic achievement.

The Road Ahead

Maintaining No.1 in all three simultaneously will be the next challenge. But for now, India cricket stands alone at the top of the world — and no one can take that away from them.