Here is the updated WTC 2023-25 ​​standings after the rain-affected AUS and IND tests at Gabba

India and Australia solved one Rain-affected draw in third Test of Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) 2024-25 Brisbane Gabba Collection. The match was affected by weather, which affected both teams' chances of advancing. ICC World Test Championship (WTC) 2023-25 Scoreboard.

Brisbane Test between Australia and India

After India chose to participate, they could only complete 13.2 overs on the first day due to rain. Australia take advantage of second day, starting with centuries Steve Smith (101) and Travis Hyde (152) Lead them towards 405/7. They were bowled out for 445 on day three before India fell to 51/4 in reply.

Rain disruption continued on day four but India managed to post 252/9 thanks to Jasprit Bumrah and Akashic Abyss. On the fifth day, the tourist ended up being fired $260. Australia declared at 89/7 in the second innings and India were targeting 275 in 54 overs. Poor light and rain ensured India finished with a score of 8/0 in 2.1 overs to force a draw.

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WTC 2023-25 ​​standings updated after Gabba draw

The rain-affected tie left both teams with four points apiece in the WTC standings. Australia remains in second place with a PCT (percentage point score) falling from 60.71 to 58.89, while India is in third place with a PCT falling from 57.29 to 55.88. South Africa Leading the table with a PCT of 63.33. This Test is crucial for India as the remaining two matches of BGT are their last matches in the 2023-25 ​​WTC cycle. After this series, Australia will play two Test matches against Sri Lanka early next year.

South Africa remain at the top of the ICC WTC standings with a PCT of 63.33 and have won six out of 10 games after the draw at the Gabba. The Australian team recorded 9 wins, 4 losses and 2 draws in 15 games, ranking second with a PCT score of 58.89. The Indian team ranked third with a PCT of 55.88, with 9 wins, 6 losses and 2 draws in 17 games.

New ZealandAchieved 7 wins and 7 losses in 14 games, ranking fourth in PCT with 48.21. Sri Lanka Not far behind, PCT is fifth at 45.45 after five wins in 11 races. England occupy sixth place with a PCT of 43.18 (11 wins and 10 losses) despite playing 22 matches (the most of any team).

PakistanAchieved 4 wins and 6 losses in 10 games, ranking seventh in the PCT with 33.33. The Bengals recorded four wins in 12 games to remain in eighth place with a PCT of 31.25. west indies The team ranked ninth with a PCT of 24.24, winning just two of 11 games. Competition among the top three teams in the standings is fierce, with South Africa, Australia and India all vying for a spot in the World Trade Center finals.

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