India today regained its numero uno Test status after a hiatus of nearly four-and-half years following England's 2-1 series victory over former leaders South Africa. South Africa's huge 280-run win over England in the final cricket Test in Centurion failed to stop their slide from the top of the rankings chart to the third spot. India are the new leaders with 110 rating points followed by Australia and the Proteas. Pakistan are fourth ahead of England (5th), New Zealand (6), Sri Lanka (7), West Indies (8), Bangladesh (9) and Zimbabwe (10). After England's 2-1 series win v South Africa, India are officially No. 1 in Test Rankings, the ICC wrote on its twitter handle today. India returned to the summit of the Test rankings for the first time since August 2011. India had moved to the second of the Test rankings in December last year when they beat South Africa 3-0 on home soil.