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India lost their third position to Pakistan in the ICC WTC standings
India are now placed 4th on the WTC standings with 75 points
Australia and South Africa remain on the top two positions

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WTC Points Table: India slip below Pakistan to No. 4 after over-rate penalty in the Edgbaston Test

Name: WTC Points Table: India slip below Pakistan to No. 4 after over-rate penalty in the Edgbaston Test
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Description: India lost their third position to Pakistan in the ICC World Test Championships standings after being penalised for slow-over rate and docked two points by the ICC during India's seven-wicket defeat in the fifth Test at Edgbast...

India lost their third position to Pakistan in the ICC World Test Championships standings after being penalised for slow-over rate during Edgbaston Test

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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WTC Points Table: India slip below Pakistan to No. 4 after over-rate penalty in the Edgbaston Test

India lost their third position to Pakistan in the ICC World Test Championships standings after being penalised for slow-over rate and docked two points by the ICC after a 7-wicket defeat in the fifth Test at Edgbaston on Tuesday.

Apart from this, India have also been fined 40% of their match fee for the offence.

India were placed 3rd before the rescheduled 5th Test against England but are now placed 4th on the WTC standings with 75 points (point percentage of 52.08). Australia and South Africa are placed first & second respectively.

Having lost the Test against England, India now have lost 4 matches, won 6 and drawn 2 in this cycle of WTC.

Also read: India vs England 5th Test: Root & Bairstow put on a show as England beat India by 7 wickets

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India slipped to 4th place due to a slow-over rate penalty and being docked two points by the ICC after their defeat in the Edgbaston Test.

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