WTC 2025-27 Standings: Australia Takes Charge as India Faces Setback

The World Test Championship (WTC) 2025-27 standings are shaping up as Australia secures the top spot following a series sweep against the West Indies. India, after a narrow defeat to England, finds itself in fourth place, while England climbs to second. Sri Lanka holds third position, and Bangladesh and West Indies lag behind. Notably, New Zealand, Pakistan, and South Africa are yet to start their campaigns. The competition is heating up as teams vie for supremacy in this prestigious tournament.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jul 15, 2025, 14:03 IST

Current WTC Standings Overview

As the thrilling five-match Test series between India and England unfolds, the points table for the World Test Championship (WTC) 2025–27 is beginning to take shape. India faced a narrow 22-run loss to England at Lord's on July 14, while Australia solidified their top position with a commanding win against the West Indies.

Australia's Dominance

Australia achieved a clean sweep in their series against the West Indies, winning the third Test by 176 runs, which earned them an additional 12 points. With this victory, they are currently leading the WTC standings.

England's Rise to Second Place

Following consecutive victories against India, England has climbed to the second spot in the WTC table. With two wins already secured in the ongoing five-Test series, they are firmly in the race for the top position.

Sri Lanka Secures Third Position

Sri Lanka has played two Tests in this WTC cycle and emerged victorious in both, placing them comfortably in third position behind England.

India's Position After Lord's Loss

India commenced their WTC 2025-27 campaign with a significant home series against England. After winning two and losing one of their first three matches, they currently sit in fourth place. The defeat at Old Trafford has intensified the pressure as they prepare for the remaining Tests.

Bangladesh and West Indies Struggle

Bangladesh is positioned fifth, while the West Indies, yet to secure a win in this cycle, find themselves in sixth place after their 3–0 series loss to Australia.

Teams Yet to Begin Their Campaigns

Notably, New Zealand, Pakistan, and the defending champions South Africa have yet to play their first matches in this WTC cycle. South Africa is expected to kick off their campaign later this year against India in a highly anticipated series.