World Test Championship 2025 to 2027 Points Table: Australia stay perfect with 100 PCT while England are 7th after losing Adelaide Test and the Ashes urn. (AP)
ICC WTC 2025-2027 Updated Standings: Australia thrashed England by 82 runs in the 3rd test to retain the Ashes with 2 matches to spare. England had already lost the first two matches at Perth and Brisbane and with another defeat at Adelaide, they went 0-3 down with their hopes to reclaim the urn up in smoke. Ben Stokes and Co are now staring at a very realistic possibility of getting whitewashed 5-0.
Australia have consolidated their position at the top without dropping any points and their win at Adelaide was their sixth straight win of the cycle, leaving them with a full 72 points and 100 PCT.
Defending champions South Africa are second, having won three of their four Tests. They drew an away series against Pakistan 1–1 before sweeping India 2–0 in a two-match series back in November. With a PCT of 75, the Proteas sit ahead of third-placed New Zealand, who—along with Australia and Sri Lanka—remain unbeaten this cycle. The Kiwis have won one match and tied one, giving them a PCT of 66.67. Sri Lanka follow in fourth with 66.67 PCT and have also won one and tied one in the two matches they have played. Pakistan, meanwhile, are 5th with a PCT of 50.00 and 12 points, losing one and winning one of the 2 Tests they played.
After a poor home series defeat to South Africa, India have slipped to 6th place with a PCT of 48.15 across nine Tests. England, meanwhile, remain seventh after their fifth loss of the cycle. They now have 26 points from 8 Tests and a PCT of 27.08.
Bangladesh (16.67 PCT) and West Indies (4.76 PCT) round off the table at the 8th and 9th position.