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WTC 2023 Final: The Indian team has reached the top two of the World Test Championship (WTC) standings after Australia beat South Africa in the Gabba Test on Sunday (December 18) which was coupled with India's win over Bangladesh earlier in the day
WTC Final Qualification: With the World Test championship 2021-23 cycle coming to the business end, teams like India, Sri Lanka, South Africa and Australia are giving a final push with the final taking place in June 2023
World Test Championship: Pakistan have lost the three match series to England by a margin of 2-0. This loss has made India's claim to the World Test Championship much stronger
How is Pakistan's position to make it to the WTC final in jeopardy? How is the England vs Pakistan 1st Test match result advantageous for India? Let's find out.
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Here's the updated WTC points table and other details.
The Elgar-led side has won six Test matches in this cycle of the World Test Championship and has lost only 2 Tests. Australia is stationed in the second spot with a win percentage of 70, whereas Sri Lanka is in the second spot with a win percentage of 53.33.
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The Kraigg Brathwaite-led side was found to have been two overs short after reasonable adjustments and time allowances had been taken into consideration, the ICC said.
India, the runners up of the inaugural edition of the WTC, are currently placed fifth in second cycle with a 49.07 percentage of points won (PCT), which is taken into account rather than the points earned.
England were eight overs short (not 5 overs short as previously announced) but were only fined 100 per cent of their match fee due to the limit.
The fifth Test between India and England was cancelled on Friday amid a chaotic turn of events during which the host board's statement on the visitors changed from "unable to field a team and will instead forfeit the match" to "regrettably unable to field a team".
Many of them, however, refused to point fingers on India, who were leading the series 2-1, reminding that England had done the same in South Africa.
Unless any points are deducted, India will earn 26 points and a percentage of points (PCT) of 58.33 per cent. Next in the table are Pakistan and the West Indies, both with 12 points and a PCT of 50 per cent each.
Joe Root he home captain vowed to make a strong comeback at the Old Trafford in the final Test, starting September 10.
Bumrah's response came when he was asked if the news of Head Coach Ravi Shastri and other support staff members testing positive in the middle of the Test match affected them in any way.
The Oval track did not offer much assistance to the fast bowlers but Jasprit Bumrah Umesh Yadav and Shardul Thakur shared seven wickets to bundle out England for 210, scripting India's comprehensive 157-run win.
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