WTC Points Table 2025-27: The Indian cricket team's next international match is against Sri Lanka. Shubman Gill and his team will play a two-Test series on the Sri Lanka tour. Find out where both teams stand in the WTC points table.
WTC Points Table 2025-27 India Sri Lanka
The Indian team will play a two-match Test series on its tour of Sri Lanka, for which the BCCI has announced the squad. Experienced all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja has returned, and Jasprit Bumrah is also included, but his participation is subject to fitness clearance. This team, captained by Shubman Gill, is the favorite, but Sri Lanka could surprise India at home. Let's find out where both teams currently stand in the World Test Championship points table. Who has played how many matches and who has won how many.
Sri Lanka has played only four matches in the WTC 2025-27 cycle, drawing two of them, winning one and losing one. With 20 points and a win percentage of 41.67, Sri Lanka is eighth in the table. You might be surprised to know that England, which has won four matches, is also behind Sri Lanka. In fact, position here is determined by win percentage. England has won four out of 13 matches and lost eight, with a win percentage of 24.36.
Where is Team India in the WTC points table?
The Indian team has played a total of nine matches in the WTC 2025-27 cycle. The team began with a tour of England, then played series against the West Indies and South Africa. South Africa defeated India in India, a humiliating record for Team India.
Team India has won four out of nine matches and lost the same number, with one match drawn. With 52 points and a win percentage of 48.15, India is ranked fifth in the WTC standings. India is placed above Bangladesh, having won two out of four matches and a win percentage of 58.33. New Zealand, with a win percentage of 72.22, is third, having won four out of six.
Who is the top 2?
Australia currently leads the World Test Championship 2025-27 points table, having won seven of their eight matches and lost one. Their win percentage is 87.50. South Africa is second, having won three of their four matches and lost one. Their win percentage is 75.00.
