DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (CMC) — West Indies all-rounders Roston Chase, Romario Shepherd, and Jason Holder have made some of the biggest moves in the latest International Cricket Council (ICC) bowling and all-rounders rankings following their team’s success in the recent series against Bangladesh.

Chase is now the third best Twenty20 International (T20I) all-rounder in the world on 227 points, jumping six spots from ninth in the most recent rankings, which were updated on November 2.

His rise comes on the back of his impressive performance in the three-match T20I series against Bangladesh, which the West Indies swept 3-0.

Chase scored 67 runs in two innings at an average of 67 and picked up a solitary wicket from his seven overs.

Shepherd remains as the 11th ranked all-rounder in T20Is, while Holder, who ended the series tied with Shepherd for the most wickets (7), moved up one place to 14th.

However, the most progress was made in the bowling rankings, with the trio once again taking centre stage.

Holder climbed nine places and is now ranked 23rd, Chase rose 13 spots to 38th, and Shepherd moved up 10 places to 63rd on the list.

Left-arm spinner Akeal Hosein maintains his spot as the second-ranked T20I bowler in the world.

Among the batters, Ackeem Auguste leapt an incredible 102 spots and is now ranked 83rd among T20I batsmen in the world, Alick Athanaze rose 32 spots to 84th and Amir Jangoo moved up 27 places to 87th.

Chase was also a big mover once again, jumping 28 spots to 78th, with Captain Shai Hope moving up two places to 12th.

Rovman Powell dropped four places to 34th, Brandon King is now 35th after moving down seven places, and Sherfane Rutherford dropped five spots to 75th.