The Pakistan national cricket team resumed their ICC World Test Championship (WTC) 2025-27 campaign with an embarrassing series loss to the Bangladesh national cricket team. They have now slipped to the eighth place in the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) 2025-27 points table.
The Shan Masood-led Pakistan cricket team faced a double blow as Bangladesh scripted history on May 20. Bangladesh crushed Pakistan by 78 runs in the second after crushing them by 104 runs in the first Test to record their first-ever series sweep 2-0, against the Men in Green at home.
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The tourists had already been slapped with an 8-point deduction by the ICC due to a slow over-rate offense during their shocking loss in Dhaka, and now another embarrassment at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium severely dented their WTC 2025-27 final qualification hopes.
Here is the Updated ICC World Test Championship (WTC) Points Table:
PosTeamPlayedWonLostDrawDedPointsPCT1Australia871008487.502New Zealand320102877.783South Africa431003675.004Sri Lanka210101666.675Bangladesh421102858.336India944105248.157England1036123831.678Pakistan4130848.339West Indies8071044.17More to follow....
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