WTC Points Table 2025–27 Updated: Where Does India, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, West Indies, England Stand - In Pics

Australia sit comfortably on top with a flawless 100 percent points percentage, making them early favourites for the WTC final 2027. Their consistency keeps rivals chasing shadows.

New Zealand’s dominant series win lifts them to second with 77.78 PCT. Centuries from Conway and Latham underline why the Black Caps remain elite in home conditions.

With three wins from four Tests, South Africa hold third place. Their 75 PCT shows balance across conditions, keeping them firmly in the WTC final race.

Just two Tests played, yet Sri Lanka boast 66.67 PCT. Limited matches mean little margin for error, but early discipline has kept them competitive.

Pakistan sit mid-table with 50 PCT. One win, one loss so far means upcoming away Tests could define their World Test Championship campaign.

India’s 48.15 PCT after nine Tests tells a story of inconsistency. With losses mounting, every remaining match is now must-win territory. See full context in our [India WTC fixtures analysis].

England’s points deduction leaves them languishing at 27.08 PCT. Aggressive cricket has not translated into WTC success, raising questions about long-term strategy.

One draw and one loss place Bangladesh eighth. Red-ball depth remains a concern as they struggle to convert sessions into results.

Bottom of the table with just 4.17 PCT, West Indies were outplayed across all departments in New Zealand. Their rebuilding phase looks longer than expected.

New Zealand’s 323-run win highlights how emphatic victories influence momentum, confidence, and future WTC scenarios. Big wins are becoming non-negotiable.