The ICC ratings reveal the top 10 players who have shown dominance in the existing game. The ICC ranking table classifies the players based on a point system worked by a series of examinations. Each player is allocated points for every ODI match that they play. Then the average is estimated for all the ODI matches played during the concerned period. The final rating reflects the average run of the player.

1. GD McGrath

Glenn Donald McGrath is a former right-arm fast-medium bowler. On the ground of Melbourne, he played his first ODI match on 9 December 1993 against South Africa. The bowler took 381 wickets in 250 games with an average of 22.02. On 30 March 2002, he achieved his career-best rating of 903 against South Africa. He played his last match on 28 April 2007 against Sri Lanka at Bridgetown.

2. Brett Lee

Brett Lee is a former right-arm fast bowler who made his ODI debut on 9 January 2000 against Pakistan at Brisbane. He played 221 games and took 380 wickets with an average of 23.36. Lee holds the record for fastest 300 and 350 wickets. On 3 February 2006, he achieved his career-best rating of 852 against South Africa. He played his last match against England on 7 July 2012 at Chester-Le-Street.

3. GF Lawson

Geoffrey Francis Lawson is a former right-arm fast bowler. He played his first ODI match on 23 November 1980 against New Zealand at Adelaide. The bowler played 79 games and took 89 wickets with an average of 29.45. He achieved his career-best rating of 841 against West Indies on 14 March 1984. He played his last ODI match in Bengaluru against India on 27 October 1989.

4. JN Gillespie

Jason Neil Gillespie is a former right-arm fast bowler in the Australian cricket team. He made his ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Colombo on 30 August 1996. The bowler took 142 wickets in 97 games with 25.42. His career-best rating is 823 that he achieved against Pakistan on 4 September 2004. He played his last match on 12 July 2005 against England at The Oval.

5. PR Reiffel

Paul Ronald Reiffel is a former right-arm fast-medium bowler. He made his ODI debut against India in Sydney on 14 January 1992. Paul played 92 matches and took 106 wickets with an average of 29.20. He achieved his career-best rating of 814 against West Indies on 1 January 1996. He played his last match on 20 June 1999 against Pakistan at Lord's.

6. CJ McDermott

Craig John McDermott is a former right-arm fast bowler. He made his ODI debut on 6 January 1985 against West Indies at Melbourne. John played 138 matches and took 203 wickets with an average of 24.71. He achieved his career-best rating of 808 against South Africa on 14 December 1993. His match against Kenya at Vishakhapatnam on 23 February 1996 was his last ODI match.

7. NW Bracken

Nathan Wade Bracken is a former left-arm fast-medium bowler. He played his first ODI match against West Indies at Melbourne on 11 January 2001. Bracken played 116 games and took 174 wickets with an average of 24.36. He achieved his career-best rating of 805 against Sri Lanka on 16 April 2007 and played his last match on 17 September 2009 against England at Nottingham.

8. RM Hogg

Rodney Malcolm Hogg is a former right-arm fast bowler who made his ODI debut on 24 January 1979 against England at Melbourne. Hogg played 71 games and took 85 wickets with an average of 28.44. He achieved his career-best rating of 800 against Pakistan on 25 January 1984. The cricketer’s last match was against India in Melbourne on 3 March 1985.

9. SK Warne

Shane Keith Warne is a former Leg-break googly bowler and played his first ODI match on 24 March 1993 against New Zealand. Warne was a legendary bowler who took 293 ODI wickets in his 194 games with an average of 25.73. On 14 March 1996, he achieved his career-best rating of 787 against West Indies.

10. MA Starc

Mitchell Aaron Starc is a left-arm fast bowler who made his ODI debut on 20 October 2010 against India at Vishakhapatnam. Starc took 195 wickets in 99 matches with an average of 22.45. He also holds the record for the fastest 150 wickets in ODI. He achieved his career-best rating of 783 on 29 March 2015 against New Zealand.