Updated WTC 2025-27 Points Table After India's Dominant Win Against England At Edgbaston

Shubman Gill after India's victory vs England (Source: AP)

In a significant development, India’s emphatic 336-run win over England at Edgbaston has moved them to third place in the 2025–27 ICC World Test Championship (WTC) points table. Under the leadership of Shubman Gill, India now have 12 points from four matches, with a points percentage (PCT) of 50%. While England also sit on 12 points and the same PCT, they have slipped to fourth place due to inferior ranking criteria.

WTC Points Table Updated After India And Australia's  Victory

India's dominant performance in Birmingham marked a crucial moment in their WTC campaign. With clinical bowling performances and a solid batting display, Gill's side handed England a heavy defeat, their biggest under the current WTC cycle.

Meanwhile, Australia, further extended their lead at the top of the table with another convincing win. Pat Cummins' men beat the West Indies by 133 runs in the second Test of their three-match series. The Aussies set a fourth-innings target of 277 for the hosts, only for the West Indies to collapse to 143 all out in just 34.3 overs.

Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon played a crucial role to seal the win for Australia, picking up three wickets each. With this win, Australia have maintained a perfect record so far in the 2025–27 cycle, earning 24 points from two matches and with 100% PCT.

(Updated World Test Championship points table)

Sri Lanka continue to occupy the second position in the table. After defeating Bangladesh 1-0 in a two-match away Test series in June, the Lankan side holds 16 points and a healthy 66.67 PCT.

Bangladesh, despite managing a draw in the Galle Test against Sri Lanka, sit in fifth place with 4 points and a PCT of 16.67. The West Indies, on the other hand, remain winless and are currently rooted at the bottom of the table with 0 points and 0 PCT from two matches.

Looking ahead, South Africa, the 2025 WTC Final winners, are set to begin their title defence in November 2025 with a two-match Test series against India. The first Test will take place at Eden Gardens, Kolkata (November 14–18), followed by the second in Guwahati (November 22–26).

New Zealand, champions of the inaugural 2021 WTC cycle, will start their campaign in December with a three-match home series against the West Indies.

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