WTC standings after third test: Australia leads, South Africa second

NEW DELHI, July 29 – The World Test Championship points table after the latest series shows Australia firmly entrenched at the summit, having secured seven wins from eight matches for an impressive 87.50 win‑percentage. South Africa occupies the runner‑up slot after winning three of four tests, translating to a 75 percent success rate.

New Zealand holds third place with four victories and a single loss from six games. Bangladesh sits fourth with a 58.33 per cent win rate, while India claims the fifth spot after four wins out of nine matches, registering a 48.15 percent win‑percentage.

The West Indies, despite a recent win over Pakistan, remain eighth on the board, having recorded only two wins from eleven fixtures. Pakistan, after its latest defeat, stays at the very bottom with a single win‑percentage of 6.67.

These figures underscore the widening gap between the top‑four nations and the struggling Caribbean and South Asian teams as the championship moves toward its climax.