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The 25-year-old Lancashire seamer finished with match figures of nine for 98 after claiming a career-best seven for 43 in the first innings to help clinch an innings-and-nine-run triumph at Trent Bridge, which sealed a 2-0 series victory.

It took his tally for the series to 19 wickets and has moved him up nine places to 26th in the world Test bowling rankings.

Left-arm seamer Ryan Sidebottom remains in sixth place, but his seven wickets at Trent Bridge closed the gap between himself and South African seamer Makhaya Ntini in fifth.

Fellow Nottinghamshire seamer Stuart Broad has also made a move up the rankings, climbing four places to 63rd with the ball, but his Test-best 64 in the first innings has also moved him up 19 places to 80th in the Test batting rankings.

Prolific Sri Lankan spinner Muttiah Muralitharan heads the bowlers' rankings, with fast bowler Dale Steyn - who is due to tour England later this summer with South Africa - his nearest challenger. Australia's Stuart Clark is in third place.