Pakistan stays at the bottom of the nine-team World Test Championship (WTC) points table following its defeat by West Indies in the first Test played in Trinidad. With the result, Pakistan falls or remains in last place in the updated standings for the 2025–27 cycle. Multiple reports also note the wider table impact: Australia continues to lead the WTC standings, while India is positioned in the middle of the table, described as fifth in the update. The change in positions is linked to Pakistan’s loss in Trinidad, which affects its points tally and ranking relative to other competing teams. Separate updates indicate that India is preparing for upcoming Tests, with the reports referencing an impending Test series involving Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Overall, the coverage agrees that the West Indies win over Pakistan in the opening match is the key driver of Pakistan’s continued position at the bottom and that Australia remains top while India occupies fifth place in the latest table update.
Pakistan remains bottom in updated World Test Championship standings after loss to West Indies
Pakistan stays at the bottom of the nine-team World Test Championship (WTC) points table following its defeat by West Indies in the first Test played in Trinidad. With the result, Pakistan falls or re...
- Pakistan is at the bottom of the nine-team WTC points table in the latest update.
- Pakistan’s position follows a defeat by West Indies in the first Test in Trinidad.
- Australia remains the leader of the WTC standings.
- India is placed fifth in the updated table.
- The updated rankings relate to the WTC 2025–27 cycle.
Australia continues to lead the World Test Championship standings, while India sits fifth ahead of its Test series against Sri Lanka and Pakistan remains at the bottom.
2 hours agoWorld Test Championship Standings 2025-27: Pakistan remain bottom of the 9-team points table, after the defeat against West Indies in Trinidad.
7 hours agoWorld Test Championship Standings 2025-27: Pakistan remain bottom of the 9-team points table, after the defeat against West Indies in Trinidad.
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