WTC 2025-27 points table after Lord's Test and Frank Worrell Trophy

Overview

• After the end of the Lord's and Kingston Test in July 2025, Australia topped the WTC 2025-27 Points Table
• Despite losing 2 points due to a slow over rate, England maintained the third spot in the table
• While Sri Lanka continued to be in the second spot, India was in fourth place

With the conclusion of the Lord's Test between India and England in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy and the Kingston Test, which marked the end of the Frank Worrell Trophy, the World Test Championship 2025-27 cycle's Points Table was updated. Australia continued to dominate the table by topping it, while Sri Lanka, England, and India were placed after them.

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Australia continues to be at the top of both the WTC 2025-27 Cycle and the ICC rankings. After winning the Kingston Test against the West Indies by dismissing them for a paltry score of 27, Australia swept the series clean 3-0 to claim 3 wins in all of their 3 matches to earn 36 points and 100% PCT.

To follow them in the rankings are Sri Lanka, who have a win and a draw to their name in two matches after the series against Bangladesh concluded. They have 16 points and a PCT of 66.77 with sixth spot in the ICC Team rankings. England is after Sri Lanka in the WTC Table, with 2 wins and a loss to their name in three matches, so far.

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West Indies' 27 All Out further worsens their spot in the WTC 2025-27 Rankings

2 points were docked off England following their slow over rate against India in the Lord's Test, which meant they had 22 points and a PCT of 61.1. To follow them is India, with a win and two losses in their 3 matches. They are ranked fourth in the ICC rankings and have 12 points and 33.33% PCT in the WTC Cycle 2025-27's table.

Bangladesh and the West Indies are right after India in the fifth and sixth spots. The former lost a series of 2 matches to Sri Lanka by 0-1, which meant they had 4 points and a PCT of 25. Bangladesh is placed ninth in the ICC Rankings. On the other hand, the West Indies are eighth in the ICC Team rankings in the longest format of the game.

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West Indies lost to Australia 0-3 at home, the last of which was embarrassing, as they were dismissed for just 27 in the second innings of the third Test. As a result, they have no points and a PCT of 0 after three of their matches. New Zealand, Pakistan, and South Africa are yet to start their campaign in the WTC and are hence ranked below the above-mentioned teams.