India triumphed over Bangladesh by 280 runs, solidifying their lead in the WTC 2023-25 points table and showcasing their dominance in home conditions.
With this win, India now holds 86 points, achieving a remarkable win percentage (PCT) of 71.67 after 10 matches, reflecting their strong performance throughout the series.
Bangladesh slipped to sixth place with a PCT of 39.29, having won three out of seven matches. Their performance highlights the challenges they face in the Test arena.
Australia trails behind India with 90 points from 12 matches, boasting an impressive 62.50 PCT. Their consistency keeps them in the mix for the top position.
New Zealand ranks third with 36 points from six matches, reflecting a balanced record of three wins and three losses. Their adaptability will be crucial in upcoming fixtures.
Sri Lanka holds fourth place with the same points as New Zealand, but their PCT of 42.86 indicates room for improvement in upcoming matches to enhance their standings.
England sits fifth with 81 points from 16 matches, illustrating a mixed performance of eight wins and seven losses. Their inconsistency may hinder their chances for the finals.
South Africa ranks seventh with 28 points and a PCT of 38.89, needing to boost their performance to climb higher on the table and challenge for a top spot.
Pakistan and West Indies are struggling at the bottom, with PCTs of 19.05 and 11.11, respectively. Both teams must regroup to avoid further decline in their standings.
As the WTC progresses, the competition intensifies. Teams like India and Australia are in strong positions, while others need to capitalize on upcoming matches to improve their standings.