WTC Points Table has changed, this team suffered a huge loss; New Zealand benefits from victory
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WTC Points Table 2023-25: New Zealand has defeated England in a spectacular fashion in the last match of the three-Test series. With this victory, the Kiwi team has been successful in avoiding a clean sweep. New Zealand gave England a target of 658 runs to win, in response to which the England team could score only 234 runs. In this way New Zealand registered a big victory by 423 runs. By winning the match, New Zealand has got an advantage in the points table of the World Test Championship 2023-25.
New Zealand gained one place
With the victory, the New Zealand team has moved from fifth to fourth in the WTC points table. The team has played a total of 14 matches so far, out of which it has won 7 and lost 7 matches. His PCT has become 48.21. But she is already out of the race for the World Test Championship final.
Sri Lanka suffered loss
Sri Lanka has suffered a loss due to New Zealand’s victory. She has slipped from fourth to fifth place in the points table. Sri Lanka has played a total of 11 matches so far, out of which it has won only five and lost 6 matches. Its PCT is 45.45. On the other hand, despite losing the match, England has not suffered any loss and is present at number six. England’s PCT is 43.18.
Williamson and Santner performed well
Mitchell Santner and Kane Williamson performed brilliantly for New Zealand in the match against England. It was because of these two players that the Kiwi team was successful in avoiding a clean sweep. Santner took a total of 7 wickets in the match and also scored a half-century. He received the Player of the Match award for his excellent performance. On the other hand, Williamson scored a strong century in the second innings and scored 156 runs, which included 20 fours and one six.
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