The World Cup could be the first half of remarkable double with England, for the first time since the inaugural 1975 edition, staging a World Cup and Ashes in the same season.
The game was watched by the biggest audience in a generation, with around 30,000 packed into Lord's.
The latest rankings update, which takes into account performances from the semifinals and the final, sees players from England and New Zealand reach personal bests during the last two stages.
Shastri was appointed India chief coach in 2017 after Anil Kumble's tenure ended prematurely in controversial circumstances.
England edged out New Zealand in the final to win their maiden World Cup title at the Lord's Cricket Ground on Sunday.
The side was selected by Ian Bishop, Ian Smith and Isa Guha, along with cricket writer Lawrence Booth and ICC General Manager Cricket, Geoff Allardice.
Shaw was supposed to tour the Caribbean with the India 'A' team before being sidelined due a hip injury he suffered at the Mumbai T20 League last May.
India's number four position was a subject of constant debate during the World Cup and Pujara said he would have loved to take that spot in the squad.
Skipper Virat Kohli and pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah are expected to be rested for the three T20s and as many ODIs before returning for the two-Test series.
Test skipper Joe Root did the same, reminding Archer that an World Cup is not a matter of life and death.
Taufel, a member of the MCC laws sub-committee, admitted that England should have been awarded five runs and not six.
A dejected Jimmy Neesham posted on Twitter saying it'll take him a long time to get over the heart-breaking defeat in world cup final.
Gautam Gambhir came down heavily on the ICC for its "ridiculous" rule on boundary count that decided the World Cup title in England's favour.
England were awarded six runs after the throw from Martin Guptill from deep midwicket hit Ben Stokes' bat as he was diving to complete the second run and the ball eventually rolled over the boundary line at deep fine leg.
Fast bowler Liam Plunkett believes England were destined to win the World Cup.
A host of current and former international cricketers took to social media expressing their reactions after England's stunning world cup triumph.
Like Ian Botham was, Ben Stokes could well be asked one day: "Who writes your scripts?"
India could look at the option of having Rohit Sharma lead the team in the shorter format while Virat Kohli continues in Tests.
Eoin Morgan paid tribute to the "almost superhuman" Ben Stokes after the all-rounder played a pivotal role in England's stunning Super Over win against New Zealand in a thrilling final at Lord's on Sunday.
Even though England won the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, New Zealand gave everything they had.
Having played a minimal role with the ball, Ben Stokes' bat created ripples equivalent to Thor's Mjolnir and Captain America's shield.