Australia Soar: Climbing to WTC Summit with SCG Triumph

Australia has arrived at the highest point of the World Test Championship [WTC] 2023-25 focuses table with their eight-wicket prevail over Pakistan in Sydney. They presently have 56.25% focus from eight Tests. Pakistan, who lost the series 3-0, are presently 6th with 36.66% places.

India was on the top after their seven-wicket prevail over South Africa in Cape Town, yet their visit endured only two days. They are currently second with 54.16% focus from four Tests. South Africa, in the interim, has dropped down to joint-third with New Zealand and Bangladesh. Each of the three groups has half focus from their individual two games.

There were four groups in real life in the Boxing Day and New Year’s Test – India, South Africa, Pakistan, and Australia. It was South Africa who ended up as the winner in Centurion pounding India by an innings and 32 runs inside three days with Senior member Elgar driving the way in his goodbye series. India, notwithstanding, returned firmly as they destroyed South Africa in Cape Town in what ended up being the most limited finished Test of all time.

The two Australia-Pakistan Tests in Melbourne and Sydney ebbed a streamed somewhat more, however, it was the hosts who held their nerve. Australia endured a panic at the MCG while Pakistan, pursuing 317 in the fourth innings, had moved to 219 for 5. Yet, skipper Pat Cummins acted the hero and in the long run, Australia won by 79 runs. In Sydney, they gave David Warner a fitting goodbye from Test cricket with one more win.

West Indies (16.67%), Britain (15%), and Sri Lanka (0%) possess the last three spots.

Australia, the ongoing Scene Test Champions, will get an opportunity to additionally reinforce their position not long from now when they have West Indies for two Tests. India, the other participant, has a five-Test home series facing Britain that starts off on January 25 in Hyderabad. Britain enrolled two successes, two misfortunes and one attracted the Cinders yet have just nine focuses to show for it, as they confronted a 19-point punishment for delayed over-rate.

South Africa’s next task is a two-match Test series in New Zealand in February, however, they have picked a second-string crew for that.