Latest WTC points table after Australia beat West Indies: Where does India stand?

Out of the top 9 teams, 6 have already started their campaign in the new cycle of the World Test Championship (WTC 2025-27). June 28 (Saturday), morning started with two surprising results from two iconic cricket grounds. Sri Lanka defeated Bangladesh by an innings in Colombo, and in Barbados, after a neck-to-neck fight, the West Indies surprisingly surrendered against Australia. New Zealand, South Africa, and Pakistan have yet to take part in their first matches under the new WTC circle. With some initial match results, the WTC points table has started to take shape. 

Australia currently leads the points table after their authoritative win against the West Indies. On June 28, they thrashed the host team by 159 runs. Both the teams will play another 2 matches in the 3-match Test series. 

England, the second team of the WTC 2025-27 points table after getting a heroic win against the newly shaped team India. England won the Headingley Test, chasing 371 runs. In comparison with the points and the Points Percentage System, Australia and England have barely any gap between them. 

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A couple of ongoing series can change the equation 

After the retirement of the legend Angelo Mathews from Tests, Sri Lanka gifted Bangladesh a bag full of humiliation through an innings and 78 runs result. The two-match series was started with a draw followed by Sri Lanka's one-sided win. 

India and the West Indies have yet to get their first win in this circle of the WTC. India is currently in England for a 5-match tour with their new captain, Shubman Gill, and lost in the first match of the series. On the other side, the West Indies, led by Roston Chase, defeated Australia by miles. Chase and Co. will play another 2 games with the Aussies before the conclusion of the series. And South Africa, the winner of WTC 2025, is all set to take on Zimbabwe. 

WTC 2025-27 points table:

1. Australia—1 match and 12 points, 100.00 Points Percentage System (PCT)

2. England—1 match and 12 points, 100.00 PCT

3. Sri Lanka—2 matches and 16 points, 66.67 PCT 

4. Bangladesh—2 matches and 4 points, 16.67 PCT 

5. India—1 match and 0 points, 0.00 PCT 

6. West Indies—1 match and 0 points, 0.00 PCT 

7. New Zealand—Yet to play 

8. Pakistan—Yet to play 

9. South Africa—Yet to play