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Australia continue to dominate WTC standings, Sri Lanka second ahead of England and India
Jul 07, 202511:06 AM
Australia continue to dominate WTC standings, Sri Lanka second ahead of England and India
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The ICC World Test Championship Points Table 2025-27 has seen some changes after the conclusion of the second Test of the three-match series between West Indies and Australia.

 

Australia defeated West Indies by a massive 133 runs in the second at the National Cricket Stadium in St. Georges, Grenada.

 

Australia posted a target of 277 runs for West Indies to chase down but they could only score 143 runs.

 

This win not only powered Australia to a 2-0 lead in the three-match series but also consolidated their position atop the 2025-27 ICC World Test Championship standings.

 

The victory in Grenada within four days has helped Australia retain their top spot in the WTC 2025-27 points table with 24 points and a perfect PCT% of 100.

 

West Indies, on the other hand, continue to languish at the bottom of the table with no points and a PCT% of 0.

 

Sri Lanka are second in the points table with 16 points and a PCT% of 66.67 after winning a two-match Test series against Bangladesh at home last month.

 

India follow them in third place after beating England by 336 runs in Birmingham. The Brits are placed at the fourth position.

 

Bangladesh are fifth in the standings with four points and a PCT% of 16.67 after drawing against Sri Lanka in Galle last month.

 

New Zealand, Pakistan, and South Africa are yet to play any matches in the ongoing 2025-27 WTC cycle.

 

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