Hayden moved ahead after the final one-day international before the World Cup on Saturday in which Australia beat England by five runs in Melbourne. He made 69 in the thrilling match.

This puts him simultaneously at number one in the Test and one-day tables, a feat achieved by very few batsmen in the past.

India's Sachin Tendulkar and West Indians Brian Lara and Viv Richards are other members of this exclusive club.

Brett Lee ended the triangular series with England and Sri Lanka at fifth spot in the bowling ratings, his best ODI level yet.

Lee is one of four Australian bowlers in the top 12.

For England, Andrew Caddick returned to the top 10, but batsman Marcus Trescothick dropped out of it, after a poor end to the tournament.

The one-day cricket rankings:

Batsmen

Player	Team	Points	Average
Matthew Hayden	Australia	823	45.53
Sanath Jayasuriya	Sri Lanka	798	32.13
Yousuf Youhana	Pakistan	757	42.88
Virender Sehwag	India	748	36.32
Chris Gayle	West Indies	738	36.44
Michael Bevan	Australia	734	54.80
Jonty Rhodes	South Africa	719	35.31
Adam Gilchrist	Australia	715	34.16
Ricky Ponting	Australia	713	41.33
Jacques Kallis	South Africa	706	44.04

Bowlers

Player	Team	Points	Average	Economy
Shaun Pollock	South Africa	910	22.88	3.77
Muttiah Muralitharan	Sri Lanka	893	23.10	3.83
Glenn McGrath	Australia	864	22.85	3.91
Makhaya Ntini	South Africa	789	24.86	4.22
Brett Lee	Australia	762	22.48	4.70
Wasim Akram	Pakistan	759	23.69	3.89
Andrew Caddick	England	716	29.29	4.01
Jason Gillespie	Australia	715	25.80	4.37
Chaminda Vaas	Sri Lanka	714	28.29	4.23
Harbhajan Singh	India	704	29.03	4.22