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India&rsquo;s win was their fourth in seven games this cycle and they now have a points percentage of 60.

Updated WTC points table: India climb to No 2 after win in 3rd Test | India vs England

India not just took a 2-1 lead in the 5-match Test series against England by winning the 3rd Test, but Rohit Sharma's men were also reward with a huge stride on the World Test Championship points table.

India&rsquo;s win was their fourth in seven games this cycle and they now have a points percentage of 60.

India not just took a 2-1 lead in the 5-match Test series against England by winning the 3rd Test, but Rohit Sharma's men were also reward with a huge stride on the World Test Championship points table.
Courtesy of the 434-run victory in Rajkot, India climbed to the 2nd spot on the updated WTC 2023-25 points table.
New Zealand continue to lead the charts with a points percentage (PCT) of 75 after four Tests. Defending champions Australia stand third with a 55 PCT.
India&rsquo;s win was their fourth in seven games this cycle. Meanwhile, England are languishing on eighth place after their fifth defeat. They have also lost 19 points due to slow over-rate offences thus far.

Not many thought that Rohit Sharma's men would lose the 1st Test but the unthinkable happened which pushed India to the 5th spot on the updated WTC points table.

ICC World Test Championship points table: Major changes after England beat India and WI stun Australia

In just 1 day the ICC World Test Championship points table saw major changes as England beat India and West Indies stunned Australia in respective Tests. Both results happened on Sunday.

Not many thought that Rohit Sharma's men would lose the 1st Test but the unthinkable happened which pushed India to the 5th spot on the updated WTC points table.

In just 1 day the ICC World Test Championship points table saw major changes as England beat India and West Indies stunned Australia in respective Tests. Both results happened on Sunday.
Not many thought that Rohit Sharma's men would lose the 1st Test but the unthinkable happened which pushed India to the 5th spot on the updated WTC points table. The Subcontinental Giants have won 2, lost 2 and drawn 1 of their 5 Tests so far.
They may have won, but England is still languishing at the 2nd-last spot and is 8th on the table.
The Windies are above them at the 7th position, thanks to their memorable 8-run victory at the Gabba.
Despite the loss, Australia continue to be at the top of the table with 6 wins from 10 Tests.

India have slipped to 6th position on the WTC points table after the deduction of 2 points, which saw them go below Australia on the charts.

India penalised for slow over rate in 1st Test, lose important WTC points 

The deduction of points due to the slow over-rate has led to a further decline in India's standing in the World Test Championship table.

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<h2>India have slipped to 6th position on the WTC points table after the deduction of 2 points, which saw them go below Australia on the charts.</h2>

In a development that could have far-reaching consequences in the ICC World Test Championship, India have been penalized with the loss of two crucial points during their opening Test against South Africa. This penalty is a result of India's failure to bowl the required number of overs, falling two overs short. In addition to the points deduction for the slow-over rate, the Indian team also faces a 10% deduction from their match fee.
The decision to impose this sanction was made by match referee Chris Broad. Broad's ruling found India to be short of their targeted overs.
This setback came in the wake of India's defeat in the Test match, which had initially placed them in the fifth position in the standings with 16 points from three Tests and a points percentage of 44.44. However, the deduction of points due to the slow over-rate has led to a further decline in India's standing. The team now finds itself in the sixth position, behind Australia, with a total of 14 points and a points percentage of 38.89.
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World Test Championship Points Table 2023-25: Rohit Sharma's men currently have 16 points after 1 win and a drawn Test vs the Windies. Check out the current standings of WTC 2023-25 for India, Pakistan and other teams.

WTC 2023-25 Points Table: Pakistan Tops, India 2nd in WTC Ranking after Babar Azam's men win 2-0 vs SL

It may just be the start of the 2023-2025 World Test Championship cycle but Team India's rain-forced draw in the 2nd Test vs the West Indies has put India on the 2nd spot on the WTC points table.

Here are the standings

<h2>WTC Points Table 2023 to 2025: Rohit Sharma's men currently have 16 points after 1 win and a drawn Test vs the Windies. India's PCT is 66.66 while Pakistan have a 100% points.</h2>

WTC Points Table 2023-2025: It may just be the start of the 2023-2025 World Test Championship cycle but Team India's rain-forced draw in the 2nd Test vs the West Indies has put India on the 2nd spot on the table.
Rohit Sharma's men currently have 16 points after 1 win and a drawn Test vs the Windies. India's PCT is 66.66.
Arch-rivals Pakistan take the top spot in WTC 2023-25 points table. Courtesy of a&nbsp; 2-0 series win in the Test series vs Sri Lanka, Babar Azam's men have a 100% PCT.
Australia, England, West Indies and Sri Lanka take the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th spots respectively.
Points percentage system or PCT will be used to determine the leaderboard at the end of the WTC cycle, with the top 2 teams qualifying for the final.
<h3>WTC Standings 2023-25 after IND vs WI 2nd Test</h3>
Rank 1. Pakistan (PCT - 100%)
Rank 2. India (PCT - 66.67%)
Rank 3. Australia (PCT - 54.17%)
Rank 4. England (PCT - 29.17%)
Rank 5. West Indies (PCT - 16.67%)
Rank 6. Bangladesh (PCT - 0)
Rank 7. New Zealand (PCT - 0)
Rank 8. South Africa (PCT - 0)
Rank 9. Sri Lanka (PCT - 0)

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