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Australia is currently at the top of the WTC points table with 136 points. WTC Points Table Pos Team Matches Won Lost Drawn Points PCT (%) 1 Australia 15 10 1 4 136 75.56 2 India 14 8 4 2 99 58.93 3 Sri Lanka 10 5 4 1 64 53.33 4 South Africa 13 6 6 1 76 48.72 5 England 22 10 8 4 124 46.97 6 West Indies 11 4 5 2 54 40.91 7 Pakistan 14 4 6 4 64 38.1 8 New Zealand 11 2 6 3 36 27.27 9 Bangladesh 12 1 10 1 16 11.11 World Test Championship Points Table Rules Regarding the point system of the World Test Championship, the ICC decided that the same number of points will be available for each series. The number of points per series will not depend on the series length so that the teams that play fewer Tests are not at a disadvantage. Each team will be able to score a maximum of 120 points from each series. The two teams with the most number of points in the ICC World Test Championship points table at the end will play the final. The teams featuring are being ranked in order of percentage of points earned. The PCT % is nothing but the total points scored by the team out of total points that they have contested so far. The points will be awarded for Test match wins and not Test series wins. This has been done to ensure that the points are distributed equally between all the matches in a series rather than depending on the result of one or two matches. As per the World Test Championship points table rule, this will also ensure that points are distributed fairly even in case of a dead r...

Updated World Test Championship Points Table: India Drop Below Pakistan After Points Penalty Post England Loss The complete lack of application from the batters in the second innings, and the lack of any proper tactics and plans while bowling in the second innings were big reasons behind India embarrassing loss at Edgbaston. • • Updated: July 05, 2022 07:40 PM IST The complete lack of application from the batters in the second innings, and the lack of any proper tactics and plans while bowling in the second innings were big reasons behind India embarrassing loss at Edgbaston. Big name players have failed to deliver and so have several young players, on whom rests the future of this Indian team. It is a third straight loss in an away Test match under head coach The team also not only lost an opportunity to improve their percentage points in the World Test Championship table, they were also docked points due to slow over rate and as a result dropped to the fourth spot, with arch rivals Pakistan moving up to the third spot. Pakistan have jumped above India in the ICC World Test Championship standings after the latter were penalised for slow over-rate in the Edgbaston Test. Apart from the points penalty, India have also been fined 40% of their match fee for the slow over-rate against England in the rescheduled fifth Test. The points penalty means India drop below Pakistan to the fourth spot in the ICC World Test Championship standings. After the penalty, India are on 75 points...

Updated ICC World Test Championship Points Table After Pakistan vs England 2nd Test, WTC Table 2021-23 Close Search for: Search • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • • • • • Facebook • Twitter • Instagram • Youtube Close Abrar Ahmed. PC – Twitter England had won the toss and had opted to bat first at Multan. England made a record by smashing the highest amount of runs in the 1st session as Ben Stokes led side scored 180 runs for the loss of 5 wickets. England was outdone by the sheer brilliance of the debutant Abrar Ahmed as the right-arm leg spinner took a 7-wicket haul. Pakistan in response once again failed to make a mark on a flat deck. The team got bundled out for 202 runs as the team lost 7 wickets for 60 runs. England’s bowlers hunted in a pack as the dismissal of Babar Azam led to a dramatic collapse. Jack Leach was the pick of the bowlers as he took 4 wickets and gave away 98 runs in his 27 overs. IPL 2023 Auction | IND vs BAN 2022 | India vs Bangladesh 2022 | India National Cricket Team | IND vs SL 2023 | India vs Sri Lanka 2023 | IND vs NZ 2023 | India vs New Zealand 2023 During England’s second innings, Harry Brook stood tall and played magnificent innings of 108 runs in 149 balls. Apart from him, not a single batter scored a half-century. England got bundled out for 275 runs inside 65 overs. Abrar Ahmed continued his good work as he took a 4-wicket h...

World Test Championship points table: India nears final spot, Australia drops PCT with Delhi loss; qualification scenarios WTC points table latest: India bettered its points percentage to 64.06 with a six-wicket win against Australia in the second Test in Delhi on Sunday. Published : Feb 19, 2023 13:48 IST India moved closer to the top spot in the ICC World Test Championship table after drubbing Australia by six wickets in the second Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) Test in Delhi on Sunday. The win ensured that India retained the BGT and also recorded its 100th win over Australia across formats in international men’s cricket. World Test Championship points table: India qualifies for WTC final after NZ beats SL, faces Australia in June final India’s points percentage climbed from 61.66 to 64.06 with its 10th win in 16 matches in the 2021-23 WTC cycle. Meanwhile, table-topper Australia saw its lead diminishing from 70.83 PCT to 66.66. India’s WTC qualification scenarios: India now needs at least one win in the remaining two Tests to qualify for the WTC final. It will enable Rohit Sharma’s men to avert the threat of Sri Lanka, which can push itself to a 60-plus PCT during its last two matches against New Zealand in March. A 3-1 series win against Australia would just be enough for India to finish with a PCT of 61.92 and qualify for the final alongside the Aussies, ahead of Sri Lanka’s best possible result (61.11). A 2-2 series draw for India will help it finish ahead of South Afr...

The 2021-23 World Test Championship is currently underway with nine teams in contention for the top two spots. India, the runner-up of the inaugural edition, remains fourth after its 2-0 series win over Sri Lanka. Australia and South Africa hold on to the top two spots. Here is the updated table, as of April 11, 2022:

The winners of the World Test Championship final will receive £1.29m in prize money and the losers £644,000 World Test Championship final: Australia v India Venue: The Oval Date: 7-11 June (reserve day on 12 June) Time: 10:30 BST Coverage: Live commentary on Test Match Special through BBC Sounds and Radio 5 Sports Extra, live text commentary with in-play clips on the BBC Sport website "It's the pinnacle of Test cricket." Given the history of the two, perhaps it is little surprise that David Warner was referring to The Ashes rather than the World Test Championship final. The latter may be in its infancy but for both Australia and India, the prospect of being crowned world Test champions is one to savour. For Australia, the final is the first of six Tests in eight weeks in what could be a defining period for Pat Cummins' side - a challenge he is embracing despite the tight schedule. "It's a World Cup final so we wouldn't change too much about it," the Australia captain told BBC Sport. "We've been playing brilliant cricket the last two years but it seems like every Ashes tour you start afresh and get judged on that. "We're pumped and feel in as good a position as we can be so we'll give it a good crack." • Pick your combined Australia-India XI • Is Rahane ready to relaunch his Test career? • Question marks surround India for World Test final Meanwhile, after they were beaten by New Zealand in the inaugural final in 2021, India are back and victory at The Oval would end a 10-y...