India toppled Australia to achieve their highest-ever ranking of second in the ICC ODI Championship table courtesy the series victory in New Zealand and the world champions' recent dip in form.

Team India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni extended his stay at the top of the ICC batting chart, while his pace spearhead Zaheer Khan broke into the top 10 in the bowlers' list in the latest ICC ODI rankings issued on Friday. Star middle order batsman Yuvraj Singh benefitted from West Indies' talismanic batsman Chris Gayle's mundane form to jump a rung to grab the fifth spot. Sachin Tendulkar is the only other Indian batsman in the top 20.

The Sri Lankan team has been fined for maintaining a slow over-rate during its 57-run victory against the West Indies in the

Ross Taylor reached his second century in successive Tests and shared a New Zealand record fifth-wicket partnership with James Franklin before India hit back to hold a commanding position at lunch on the final day of the third Test. Taylor followed his 151 in New Zealand's only innings in the drawn