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India Drop To Second Place In WTC Standings After Loss To NZ In Mumbai
World Test Championship: Following the 25-run defeat to New Zealand inside three days at the Wankhede Stadium, India have dropped to second place in World Test Championship standings, with Australia becoming the new table-toppers.
Due to the defeat to New Zealand in Mumbai, India now have 58.33 points percentage, and dropping below Australia’s points percentage of 62.5. New Zealand, meanwhile, regained the fourth spot with 54.55 points percentage, after inflicting a series whitewash on India in their home for the first time since South Africa's 2-0 win in 1999/2000.
They topple South Africa, who are now at fifth place, with 54.17 points percentage, after beating Bangladesh 2-0 earlier this week. Sri Lanka, meanwhile, maintain their third spot with 55.56 points percentage.
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ODI World Cup: Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes India's lengthy tail came back to haunt them in the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup final against Australia, forcing Virat Kohli and KL Rahul to be at the crease for a long time.
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