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Sri Lanka drops to third in WTC standings after Pakistan’s win over South Africa

Sri Lanka drops to third in WTC standings after Pakistan’s win over South Africa

October 15, 2025   07:26 pm

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Sri Lanka dropped to third in the World Test Championship standings after Pakistan’s 93-run victory over South Africa in Lahore today.

With a winning start to the two-Test series at home, the Shan Masood-led side leapt to the second spot in the World Test Championship standings.

The 93-run win over defending champions South Africa has helped Pakistan kick-start their World Test Championship cycle in style.

The win in their opening game of the 2025/27 cycle sees the sub-continent side surge past Bangladesh, England, India and Sri Lanka to claim the second spot in the nine-team standings with 100 PCT and 12 points.

Meanwhile, still sitting atop the nine-team standings are 2023 champions, Australia, who have the bragging rights from three wins off as many outings. Sri Lanka are third after winning the two-match Test series against Bangladesh 1-0.

India have now won four of the seven Tests they have played in this cycle. England (43.33) are fifth with two wins, two draws and a loss in five Tests while Bangladesh (16.67) are sixth with one draw and one loss in two Tests in the standings.

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