New Zealand all-rounder Mitchell Santner has dethroned India’s Virat Kohli as the no.1 impactful fielder in the ongoing ICC World Cup 2023. Kohli remains in the top 10 fielders with the biggest impact in the field along with Ravindra Jadeja, who is the only other Indian in the ICC list.

The New Zealand all-rounder only has four catches in six matches at the ongoing World Cup, but his impact on the field hasn't been restricted to taking catches. The experienced Kiwi spinner has made his presence felt in different fielding categories as well.

Santner has saved a total of nine runs in the field for his team and tops the charts for good throws, pressure ratings, and run-out attempts. South Africa's destructive batter David Miller and Australia's David Warner are the closest challengers to his position.

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After the first three matches, Virat Kohli was the fielder to have the biggest impact, but in the next three matches, the veteran dropped to the sixth spot after the recent update. His teammate Ravindra Jadeja leapfrogged him to move to the fifth position.

Santner with 43.28 rating points sits at the top, Miller (41.19) and Warner (40.82) sit on the second and third spot respectively. With 33.46 rating points, Virat has dropped to the sixth spot while Jadeja with 33.72 rating points sits comfortably at the fifth spot.

South Africa led the way in the overall team fielding ratings with a total of 44 catches, seven more than any other team, while also saving the highest amount of runs in the field (44 runs). The Netherlands hold the second position as they have the second-fewest amount of dropped catches with six.

England are third with only four dropped catches.

(ANI inputs)