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With heavyweights like Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, and Sri Lanka all vying for a spot, let’s break down India’s roadmap to the final:


How Team India can qualify for World Test Championship Final | WTC Scenarios Explained

<div class="x_elementToProof" data-olk-copy-source="MessageBody">With heavyweights like Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, and Sri Lanka all vying for a spot, let&rsquo;s break down India&rsquo;s roadmap to the final:</div>

Can Team India still make it to the World Test Championship final? Well, after a shocking 3-0 whitewash by the hands of New Zealand at home, the chances went very bleak but after a stellar statement in Perth, the sub-continental giants have clawed their way back to the top of the WTC points table. But the Indian team can't afford to get complacent as the race is far from over. From here on, every match and every point is like a high-stakes game of musical chairs.
With heavyweights like Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, and Sri Lanka all vying for a spot, let&rsquo;s break down India&rsquo;s roadmap to the final:
Scenario 1: Unstoppable Domination &nbsp; If India pulls off a perfect storm of performance, a 5-0, 4-1, 4-0, or even a 3-0 series win - they&rsquo;ll punch their ticket straight into the final. That&rsquo;s right, any of these results would not only lock India&rsquo;s spot but also slam the door shut on Australia&rsquo;s WTC dreams.
Scenario 2: Narrow Path, Strong Hopes
If India pulls off a 3-1 series win over Australia, their qualification dreams will still be alive and kicking, but only if South Africa doesn't beat Sri Lanka in their 2nd Test. If South Africa does grab a win, India&rsquo;s chances would take a little tumble, but don&rsquo;t count them out just yet! Rohit Sharma &amp; Co. would still be the favourites to reach the final. Now, if the South Africa vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test ends in a draw, that will be like a golden ticket for India&rsquo;s qualification.
Scenario 3: Close Call, Tense Finish
A 3-2 win for India would throw us straight into the nerve-racking rollercoaster of WTC drama! India&rsquo;s hopes would then rest on the shoulders of Sri Lanka, who&rsquo;d need to manage a draw against Australia in their 2-match Test series starting January 29. Every ball, every session would feel like the last minute of a thriller, because India&rsquo;s fate would be dangling by a very very thin thread, waiting for others to do their part. It will be a test of patience, and maybe a bit of faith in Sri Lanka.
Scenario 4: Fate Hanging by Thread
A drawn series? Oh, that&rsquo;s a tightrope walk with no safety net for India&rsquo;s qualification hopes! In this high-wire act, India would need South Africa to go full beast mode and crush Sri Lanka 2-0. But even then, the Lankans would have to deliver a miracle win against Australia to toss India the lifeline.
As India&rsquo;s quest for the WTC final unfolds, every match becomes a nail-biting cliffhanger. While their fate is still in their hands, even a loss or a draw against the Aussies could turn the series into a high-stakes game of strategy, nerve, and a lot of hope. Will India rise to the occasion and march to the grand finale, or will the race slip away like a dropped catch? Only time will tell. Stay tuned, because every moment is pure, unadulterated cricket drama!&nbsp;

This victory took the Indian tally to 74 points and their Percentage of Points (PoP) to 68.51 in the latest World Test Championship 2023-25 points table.

WTC points table: India solidifies its grip on the top after series victory, worrying signs for England

This victory took the Indian tally to 74 points and their Percentage of Points (PoP) to 68.51 in the latest World Test Championship 2023-25 points table.

India beat England by an innings and 64 runs in the fifth Test at Dharamsala on Saturday to extend its lead at the top of the World Test Championships 2023-25 points table.
This victory took the Indian tally to 74 points and their Percentage of Points (PoP) to 68.51 in the latest World Test Championship 2023-25 points table
England are currently eighth in the table, with three wins, one draw and six losses in its 10 Tests this cycle.
The other teams in the top five are New Zealand (60), Australia (59.09), Bangladesh (50) and Pakistan (36.66).
India's win over England in the 5th Test
The Men in Blue thrashed the English side in the 5th and final Test as they were too hot to handle in both departments. Kuldeep Yadav's fifer in the first innings decimated England to 218 on a good batting track. Apart from Zak Crawley's 79, no England batter made a notable contribution. In reply, the hosts had a brilliant time in the middle. Rohit Sharma, and Shubman Gill smashed centuries, while Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sarfaraz Khan and Devdutt Padikkal hit fifties to take India to 477.
In the third innings, England were outblown once again. They lost quick wickets in heaps. Ravichandran Ashwin got a fifer in his 100th Test, while Jasprit Bumrah, Kuldeep Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja shared the other five scalps. The visitors were bowled out for just 195 and failed to even ask the hosts to bat again.
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ICC on Tuesday announced that the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground has been awarded the hosting rights of the World Test Championship final in 2023 and 2025.
The decision was taken during the ongoing ICC Annual Conference in Birmingham, where the board members also decided that the election for the position of ICC Chairman will take place in November 2022.
Lord's, known as the home of cricket, was supposed to host the inaugural edition of the WTC final in 2021 but the game between India and New Zealand was moved to Southampton due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The Kiwis are the defending champions as they beat India by 8 wickets in the final last time.
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Lord's to host the ICC World Test Championship Final in 2023 and 2025

Lord's was supposed to host the inaugural edition of the WTC final in 2021 but the game between India and New Zealand was moved to Southampton due to the Covid-19 pandemic

This stadium to host the ICC World Test Championship Final in 2023 and 2025

New Zealand is the defending champions as they beat India by 8 wickets in the WTC final last time

ICC on Tuesday announced that the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground has been awarded the hosting rights of the World Test Championship final in 2023 and 2025.
The decision was taken during the ongoing ICC Annual Conference in Birmingham, where the board members also decided that the election for the position of ICC Chairman will take place in November 2022.
Lord's, known as the home of cricket, was supposed to host the inaugural edition of the WTC final in 2021 but the game between India and New Zealand was moved to Southampton due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The Kiwis are the defending champions as they beat India by 8 wickets in the final last time.
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The final of ICC World Test Championship's second edition is likely to take place at Lord's cricket ground in June 2023.
While talking to BBC, ICC chief Greg Barclay said that it was always the intention to host the final at the Lord's.
He further added that the ICC WTC final will take place in June, which rules out a number of other venues.
The ICC is likely to announce the venue of the ICC World Test Championship in their Annual General Meeting next month.
Also read:&nbsp;IND VS SA: South Africa cricketers clear Covid-19 Test ahead of T20 series
Meanwhile, Australia and South Africa are at the top of the ICC World Test Championship points table followed by India at the third spot. England are languished at the bottom of the team standings. The top two teams on ICC World Test Championship points table will play the final.
Notably, New Zealand became the champion in the inaugural edition of the&nbsp;ICC World Test Championship after they defeated India in the final last year at Southampton.

Lord's cricket ground likely to host the ICC World Test Championship final in June 2023

The ICC is likely to announce the venue of the ICC World Test Championship in their Annual General Meeting next month

While talking to BBC, ICC chief Greg Barclay said that it was always the intention to host the final at the Lord's

The final of ICC World Test Championship's second edition is likely to take place at Lord's cricket ground in June 2023.
While talking to BBC, ICC chief Greg Barclay said that it was always the intention to host the final at the Lord's.
He further added that the ICC WTC final will take place in June, which rules out a number of other venues.
The ICC is likely to announce the venue of the ICC World Test Championship in their Annual General Meeting next month.
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Meanwhile, Australia and South Africa are at the top of the ICC World Test Championship points table followed by India at the third spot. England are languished at the bottom of the team standings. The top two teams on ICC World Test Championship points table will play the final.
Notably, New Zealand became the champion in the inaugural edition of the&nbsp;ICC World Test Championship after they defeated India in the final last year at Southampton.

Bangladesh cricket team have created a history on Wednesday when they defeated World Test Champions New Zealand in their own backyard. The Bangla Tigers were truly exceptional in their approach in the first Test of two-match series as they comprehensively won the match by 8 wickets.
The story of Bangladesh's first Test win in New Zealand started with restricting the hosts under 350 in the first innings and then batting for 176.2 overs in their firstinnings and taking a healthy 130-run lead.
In the first innings, they blunted the threat of Southee-Boult new ball threat thrice as they scored 458 runs with Mominul Haq and Liton Das scoring 88 and 86respectively.
However, it was Ebadot Hossain who made a significant contribution in scripting the history of the Bengal Tigers. New Zealand were cruising at 136-2 in their second inningswhen Hossain ran riot with pace and reverse swing taking three wickets to reduce the Kiwis to 136-5 on Day 4.
Bangladesh were chasing history on Day 5 but with experienced Ross Taylor at the crease, the Black Caps might have thought of drawing the Test. However, Ebadot cleaned up the veteran in the second over of Day 5 and returned with the figure of 6-46. The remaining Kiwis' wickets fell like a house of cards with the visitors needing only 40 runs to win.
Bangladesh mopped up the target before Lunch on the final day by losing only two wickets and thus winning their first Test match in New Zealand.

1st Test: Bangladesh stun World Champions New Zealand at home

Bangladesh cricket team won their first Test match in New Zealand as they outclassed the World Test Champions by 8 wickets.

Bangladesh cricket team have created a history on Wednesday when they defeated World Test Champions New Zealand in their own backyard. The Bangla Tigers were truly exceptional in their approach in the first Test of two-match series as they comprehensively won the match by 8 wickets.
The story of Bangladesh's first Test win in New Zealand started with restricting the hosts under 350 in the first innings and then batting for 176.2 overs in their first innings and taking a healthy 130-run lead.
In the first innings, they blunted the threat of Southee-Boult new ball threat thrice as they scored 458 runs with Mominul Haq and Liton Das scoring 88 and 86 respectively.
However, it was Ebadot Hossain who made a significant contribution in scripting the history of the Bengal Tigers. New Zealand were cruising at 136-2 in their second innings when Hossain ran riot with pace and reverse swing taking three wickets to reduce the Kiwis to 136-5 on Day 4.
Bangladesh were chasing history on Day 5 but with experienced Ross Taylor at the crease, the Black Caps might have thought of drawing the Test. However, Ebadot cleaned up the veteran in the second over of Day 5 and returned with the figure of 6-46. The remaining Kiwis' wickets fell like a house of cards with the visitors needing only 40 runs to win.
Bangladesh mopped up the target before Lunch on the final day by losing only two wickets and thus winning their first Test match in New Zealand.

Bangladesh cricket team have created a history on Wednesday when they defeated World Test Champions New Zealand in their own backyard

Bangladesh cricket team have created history on Wednesday when they defeated World Test Champions New Zealand in their own backyard. The Bangla Tigers were truly exceptional in their approach in the first Test of two-match series as they comprehensively won the match by 8 wickets.
The story of Bangladesh's first Test win in New Zealand started with restricting the hosts under 350 in the first innings and then batting for 176.2 overs in their first innings and taking a healthy 130-run lead.
In the first innings, they blunted the threat of Southee-Boult new ball threat thrice as they scored 458 runs with Mominul Haq and Liton Das scoring 88 and 86 respectively.
However, it was Ebadot Hossain who made a significant contribution in scripting the history of the Bengal Tigers. New Zealand were cruising at 136-2 in their second innings when Hossain ran riot with pace and reverse swing taking three wickets to reduce the Kiwis to 136-5 on Day 4.
Bangladesh were chasing history on Day 5 but with experienced Ross Taylor at the crease, the Black Caps might have thought of drawing the Test. However, Ebadot cleaned up the veteran in the second over of Day 5 and returned with the figure of 6-46. The remaining Kiwis' wickets fell like a house of cards with the visitors needing only 40 runs to win.
Bangladesh mopped up the target before Lunch on the final day by losing only two wickets and thus winning their first Test match in New Zealand.
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