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The win in the second Test helped Australia collect 12 points on their road to defending the World Test Championship mace.

Update WTC points table: Australia move to 2nd spot after series win over New Zealand

Australia leapfrogged New Zealand to take the 2nd spot in the WTC points table following their 2-0 series win over the Kiwis in Christchurch on Monday.

The win in the second Test helped Australia collect 12 points on their road to defending the World Test Championship mace.

Australia leapfrogged New Zealand to take the 2nd spot in the World Test Championships points table following their 2-0 series win over the Kiwis in Christchurch on Monday.
The win in the second Test helped Australia collect 12 points on their road to defending the World Test Championship mace.
The Aussies improved their percentage points from 59.09 to 62.50 after 12 matches.
New Zealand dropped from 60 percentage points to 50 to be third on the list. They have played six games.
India, who have won six of their nine matches, continue to lead the table with 68.51.
One guy stood up in key moments: Cummins after thrilling series-win over NZ ================================================ Cummins lauded his team for its fearless attitude and particulary praised wicketkeeper Carey for his series-clinching effort, saying the story of the rubber was that one player who stood up when they needed.
A herculean effort from Alex Carey alongside Mitchell Marsh's 80 and Pat Cummins' late heroics helped Australia defeat New Zealand in the second Test and seal the series.
Australia had won the first Test by 172 runs in Wellington last month. Carey finished on 98 not out while Cummins (32 not out) struck the winning runs off New Zealand debutant Ben Sears (4/90), whose double-wicket over to collect Mitchell Marsh and Starc, earlier looked to bring the Kiwis back into the match.
In the end, the 61-run partnership between Cummins and Carey sealed the deal for Australia.
"If the scoreboard is not moving, you always feel in the game (from the bowling side), but if they're just chipping away at it seems like it's all happening pretty quickly.
"So that was a goal today - just always be busy out there. Just keep the run rate ticking over, bit by bit getting closer," Cummins was quoted as saying by ICC after the end of the match.
Cummins feels the 92-run first innings lead over New Zealand played a big role in Australia's success in the keenly-contested clash.
"That day one moved really quickly. And then after that the pitch flattened out and it was a bit tougher going for the bowlers. But yeah, the first innings lead was always key.
"I think the story of this series was in key moments one guy stood up, and we didn't necessarily play complete games but you know, someone stood up and made themselves a match-winner. (We) keep finding ways to win. It's a pretty awesome squad," hes said.
"Amazing win, bit by bit, the boys were fantastic today."

With five wins, two losses and one draw, India have 62 points in 8 matches, while the Black Caps have 36 from five matches.

WTC points table: India take top spot after New Zealand lose to Australia 

With five wins, two losses and one draw, India have 62 points in 8 matches, while the Black Caps have 36 from five matches.

Days before the Dharamsala Test, India climbed to the top post on the World Test Championship points table, leapfrogging leaders New Zealand with a stronger points percentage of 64.58. Tim Southee and Co. were routed by Australia on March 03 by a massive 172-runs in the Wellington Test, consequently dropping to number two with a points percentage of 60.&nbsp;
With five wins, two losses and one draw, India have 62 points in 8 matches, while the Black Caps have 36 from five matches (three wins, two losses).
Third-placed Australia have closed on the gap after the Wellington Test, gaining 12 crucial points as they now have 78 points from 11 matches (seven wins, three losses and one draw).
Their points percentage has also increased from 55 to 59.09.
The 2023 champions have the opportunity to surpass New Zealand and move up to the second spot if they win the second and final Test at Christchurch from March 8.
India, meanwhile, take on England in the final match of the five-Test series in Dharamsala from March 7.
Australia can climb to the top spot if England beat India in the Dharamsala Test.&nbsp; (with PTI inputs)

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