India's Ravindra Jadeja edged out Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan to claim the top-rank among all-rounders apart from maintaining pole position in the bowlers' chart in the latest International Cricket Council rankings.
Jadeja currently has 438 points among the all-rounders while Shakib has 431 points.
Cheteshwar Pujara (888 points) gained a place to be third among batsmen while Virat Kohli (813 points) maintained his fifth position.
Steve Smith and Joe Root still occupy the two top slot in the list of batsmen.
The significant gainer is Ajinkya Rahane (776 points), who has climbed five places to sixth in the list, while opener KL Rahul is at number 11 with 737 points.
Incidentally, the match which put Jadeja on top of the heap is also the one where he breached ICC Code of Conduct to be handed a one-Test suspension.
In the recently-concluded second Test in Colombo, which India won by an innings and 53 runs, Jadeja contributed an unbeaten 70 and also took seven wickets, including a five-wicket haul.
Jadeja also gained nine places to take 51st rank among batsmen while India's wicketkeeper-batsman Wriddhiman Saha attained a career-best 44th position after moving up four places.
In the bowlers' list Ravichandran Ashwin (842 points) dropped a place to be third with Jimmy Anderson a notch below Jadeja.
Pacers Mohammad Shami (20th) and Umesh Yadav (22nd) have also made notable gains.
England all-rounder Moeen Ali finished the series against South Africa with a career-best rank of 21 among batsmen, 18th among bowlers and fourth in the table for all-rounders.
His rise in the rankings was due to consistent performances as he became the first player to score 250 runs and take 25 wickets in a four-Test series. He was named the player of the series along with South Africa's Morne Morkel.
