ICC World Test Championship 2023-25- Bangladesh Climbs To Fourth

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After a historic victory in the 2nd test against Pakistan at Rawalpindi, the Bangladesh Cricket Team climbed to fourth during the latest ICC World Test championship cycle for 2023-25.

As of 3rd September 2024, Bangladesh climbed to 4th position and climbed ahead of England. They are currently with 45.83 percentage points including 3 wins and 3 losses from 6 matches so far.

Bangladesh won their first-ever test match against New Zealand at Sylhet Cricket Ground by 150 runs.

Under the captaincy of Najmul Hasan Shanto, Bangladesh registered their first-ever win against Pakistan in Test matches. After the bowlers gave away 448 for 6 in the first innings, Bangladesh batters showed their domination posting 565 runs. Mushfiqur Rahim scored 191, Shadman Islam 93, Liton Das, Mominal Haque scored half-centuries that helped the visitors put on an excellent batting display.

Bangladesh bowlers wreaked havoc bundling out Pakistan for 146 in their 2nd innings. Mehidy Hasan Miraz grabbed 4 wickets while Shakib AL Hasan took 3 wickets. Bangladesh chased down the target of 30 runs easily without losing any wickets.

Here we look at the WTC 2023-25 Points Table After Bang-Pak 2nd Test

S NO

Team

No  Matches Played

W

L

D

Pts

Deduction

Percentage Points

1

India

9

6

2

1

74

2

68.52

2

Australia

12

8

3

1

90

10

62.50

3

New Zealand

6

3

3

0

36

0

50.00

4

Bangladesh

6

3

3

0

72

3

45.83

5

England

15

8

6

1

81

19

45.00

6

South Africa

6

2

3

1

28

0

38.89

7

Sri Lanka

6

2

4

0

24

0

33.33

 

8

Pakistan

7

2

5

0

16

8

19.05

9

West Indies

9

1

6

2

20

0

18.52

 

It promises to be a great few months of test cricket with World Test Championship finals to be played at Lords, London from 11th June onwards.








Bangladesh climbed to fourth in 2023-25 WTC Points Table after their win over Pakistan in 2nd Test 

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