The story of the World Test Championship has taken a new twist after the outcome of the recent India-England series. The five-match series kept fans on the edge, and even as it concluded, it hinted at more surprises to come highlighting yet another chapter in cricket’s unpredictable and vibrant narrative.
Now, the focus shifts to how the series results have impacted the overall points table and the current standings of the teams.
Australia remains at the top, holding 36 points, and is the runner-up from the previous cycle.
Sri Lanka sits in second place with 16 points.
Bangladesh is in fifth position, with a win and a loss in their recent two-Test series, earning a percentage of 16.67 and totaling four points.
England has fallen to fourth place, with a points percentage of 43.33 and a total of 26 points.
India is currently in third position, having secured two wins and one draw in their five matches. They hold a points percentage of 46.67 and a total of 28 points.
South Africa, one of the strongest teams in the current cycle, remains in the mix with 36 points.
West Indies occupy the sixth position.
Meanwhile, South Africa and New Zealand have yet to play a single match in this cycle.
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