Archive · 12 Dec 2025
New Zealand rises to third, India drops to sixth in WTC
In the World Test Championship, New Zealand moved up to third place after winning a match against the West Indies.
This win was thanks to a great performance by a player named Jacob Duffy.
Meanwhile, India dropped to sixth place in the standings.
India has played more matches but has a lower win percentage than New Zealand.
Australia is currently at the top of the table with five wins out of five.
South Africa is second, followed by Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
England is seventh, and Bangladesh and the West Indies are at the bottom.
India's position could get worse if England wins more matches in their series against Australia.
For now, India is focusing on their T20 series against South Africa, where they are tied 1-1.
New Zealand moved to third place in the WTC after beating the West Indies.
India dropped to sixth place in the WTC standings.
Jacob Duffy's performance was crucial in New Zealand's win.
India's win percentage is 48.15% from nine matches.
Australia leads the WTC with five wins out of five matches.
- Who
- New Zealand and India
- What
- Changes in World Test Championship standings
- When
- December 12, 2023
- Where
- Wellington, New Zealand
- Why
- New Zealand's win over West Indies and India's loss of position
- New Zealand's WTC Position
- 3rd
- India's WTC Position
- 6th
- New Zealand's Win Percentage
- 66.67%
- India's Win Percentage
- 48.15%
- Australia's WTC Position
- 1st
- South Africa's WTC Position
- 2nd
- Sri Lanka's WTC Position
- 4th
- Pakistan's WTC Position
- 5th
- England's WTC Position
- 7th
- Bangladesh's WTC Position
- 8th
- West Indies' WTC Position
- 9th