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WTC Points Table after Perth Test: India reclaim No. 1 spot with win over Australia in 1st BGT match

WTC Points Table after Perth Test: India reclaim No. 1 spot with win over Australia in 1st BGT match

WTC Points Table after Perth Test: India reclaim No. 1 spot with win over Australia in 1st BGT match

ICC World Test Championship 2023-25 Points Table: India bounced back to the top of the WTC points table standings on Monday after defeating Australia by 295 runs in Perth in the first Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test.

After ceding the top spot to Australia following a 0-3 whitewash loss to New Zealand at home earlier this month, India’s ninth win of this cycle helped them leapfrog the Aussies to the top.

India’s point percentage (PCT) moved back up into the 60s, to 61.11, as Australia’s corresponding numbers dipped from 62.5 to 57.69, marginally ahead of third-placed Sri Lanka (58.33).

India cannot afford another loss in their remaining four games to reach the WTC final on their own terms. With five wins in Australia, India can, at best, finish with 158 points and a points PCT of 69.29.

India and Australia will next lock horns  in the Day-Night pink-ball Test at the Adelaide Oval from December 6-10.

Updated WTC points table after India vs Australia 1st Test

Border-Gavaskar Trophy schedule

2nd Test: Australia vs India, Adelaide (9:30 AM IST) from December 6-10, 2024 3rd Test: Australia vs India, Brisbane (5:50 AM IST) from December 14-18, 2024 4th Test: Australia vs India, Melbourne (5 AM IST) from December 26-30, 2024 5th Test: Australia vs India, Sydney (5 AM IST) from January 3-7, 2025

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