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Team India WTC Final Scenario: A 5-match Test series is being played between the Indian team and Australia under the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, the fourth match of which was held in Melbourne. Host Australia won this match by 184 runs and took a 2-1 lead in the series. With this defeat, the mathematics of the Indian team to reach the final of the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) has deteriorated.

It can be said that the Indian team is now in danger of being out of the race for the WTC final. The situation is that the Indian team now has only one match left to make it to the WTC final, which will be played in Sydney from January 3.

It is also not certain that the Indian team will reach the WTC finals even after winning this test. Now the Indian team captained by Rohit Sharma will have to completely depend on Sri Lanka-Australia Test series. Let us know what is the mathematics of the WTC final…

This is the equation of WTC final for India

– If the Indian team wins the Sydney Test, then it will have to hope that Sri Lanka does not lose a single match in the 2-Test series against Australia. Also win this series also. Even if they win this series 1-0. In that situation India will be in the WTC final.
– If the Sydney Test is a draw, then Australia will win this series against the Indian team by 2-1. Then Team India will have 51.75 percent marks and will be out of the final race.

Test series will be held between Sri Lanka and Australia

Let us tell you that the last match of the Indian team in the current season of WTC will be the Sydney Test. Whereas after this match, the Australian team has to play a 2-match Test series on Sri Lanka tour in January-February. If the Indian team wins the Sydney Test, then the Sri Lanka-Australia Test series is going to be decisive for it.

African team has already reached the final

Let us tell you that the South African team has already reached the finals. South Africa has 88 points from 11 matches with 7 wins, three losses and one draw. South Africa’s marks percentage is 66.67. Australian team is in second place. Australia has 118 points from 16 matches with 10 wins, four losses and 2 draws. His marks percentage is 61.46. India, currently at third position, has 114 points from 9 wins, 7 losses and 2 draws in 18 matches. India’s percentage of marks is 52.78.

New Zealand’s team is at fourth place with 48.21 percent marks, which is out of the race. On the other hand, the Sri Lankan team is at fifth position, but its chances of reaching the final are over. The Sri Lankan team has 45.45 percent marks and can reach the maximum of 53.85 percent marks. England is at sixth, Pakistan at seventh, Bangladesh at eighth and West Indies at ninth.

This is how you get points in WTC

This is the third season of the World Test Championship, which will run from 2023 to 2025. ICC had already released the rules related to the points system for this third cycle. The team gets 12 points if it wins a test match, 4 points if the match is drawn and 6 points if the match is tied.

At the same time, 100% points are added if the match is won, 50% if there is a tie, 33.33% if there is a draw and zero percent points are added if there is a loss. There are a total of 24 points in a two-match series and 60 points in a 5-match series. Ranking in the points table is primarily determined on the basis of winning percentage.

WTC points system

– 12 points for victory.
– 6 points if the match is tied.
– 4 points if the match is drawn.
– Teams are ranked based on points percentage won.
– The top two teams will reach the final to be held at Lord’s in 2025.
– Marks are deducted if there is sloover rate.

Remaining matches in World Test Championship 2023-25:

india vs australia
Fifth Test: Sydney, 3-7 January

Pakistan vs South Africa
Second Test: Cape Town, January 3-7

pakistan vs west indies
1st Test: Multan, 17-21 January
Second Test: Multan, 25-29 January

Sri Lanka vs Australia
1st Test: Galle, 29 January-2 February
Second Test: Galle, 6-10 February

World Test Championship Final
Only match: Lord’s, 11–15 June