Bangladesh beat the West Indies by three wickets in a T20 match at Dhaka, while South Africa and Australia tied their series 1-1. New Zealand recorded two big wins in a strong start to its tour of Zimbabwe, and England regained a little pride after its ODI drubbing at the hands of India with a comfortable six-wicket win in the only T20 match of the tour.

These results generated quite a bit of movement on the table. New Zealand's wins saw its ranking jump from seventh to fourth, but India's loss saw its ranking drop from fifth to seventh. The West Indie's loss saw it drop below Ireland to ninth place, while Bangladesh and Zimbabwe swapped places to tenth and 11th respectively.

New Zealand's rating is now at its highest since 2007 and the team's ranking has not been as high as fourth since 2009. Although Sri Lanka didn't play last month, the team's ranking briefly climbed to first place (for the first time on record) before South Africa regained top spot with its win in the second T20 against Australia.