Latest WTC Points Table: Team India shocked due to manchester test draw, upheaval in points table
The World Test Championship points table has become quite interesting after the Draw of the Manchester Test between England and India. Indian team Has also been damaged by this draw. Despite the pressure of 2–1 in the five-match series, India’s batsmen gave a tough fight in the second innings of the fourth Test and the match was drawn due to the centuries of Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar and Shubman Gill.
After the draw of this match, there was no change in the position of the two teams in the points table of the World Test Championship (WTC) for the 2025-27 cycle. England remains third with a percentage (PCT) of 54.17. He has played four matches in this cycle, two of which won, one loser and a draw. However, England were fined two points due to slow over-permission in the Lord’s Test. Hence it currently has 26 points rather than 28 points.
On the other hand, India remains in fourth place. He has also played four matches, one win, two necklaces and one draw. This has led to a total of 16 points and 33.33 PCT. Despite the draw in Manchester, he could not climb up the points table, but has managed to remain in the reach of the top contenders.
Despite the continuation of the match between India and England, Australia is dominating the WTC 2025-27 marks. The Australian team has won all three matches so far, against all the West Indies, which has a great record with PCT 100. He currently sits comfortably at the top of the table. Sri Lanka is in second place, winning one of its two matches and has PCT 50.
Other teams like New Zealand, Pakistan and South Africa have not played any match in this WTC cycle yet. In such a situation, the number table is going to be even more interesting. If you do not know, then tell that the number system is the same. 12 points are given for victory, four points for draw and six points for tie. Teams do not get any points for defeat. At the end of this cycle, the top two teams will be face to face in the WTC final, which will be played in Lord’s in June 2027.
