WTC Final: Who will benefit if rain makes India-Australia test draw, how much will the point table change?

New Delhi. The third Test between India and Australia started on Saturday. This match is being played in Brisbane, where the weather is bad. This also affected the India-Australia Test match and only 13.2 overs could be played in the first session on the first day. During this period the game had to be stopped twice due to rain. There is a possibility of rain in Brisbane for the next 5 days. If there is more rain then the Brisbane Test may remain a draw. Let us see how much impact it will have on the World Test Championship i.e. WTC point table if this match is drawn. Who will get the benefit of the match being drawn?

Let us know the latest position on the WTC points table before the impact of India-Australia Test draw. At present South Africa is at first place with 63.33 percent points. Australia (60.71) is at second place and India (57.29) is at third place. Sri Lanka (45.45) is at fourth place after South Africa, Australia and India. These four teams are in the race for the WTC final.

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Now let’s talk about the possible draw of India-Australia third test. If this match gets drawn then the points of both India and Australia will be reduced but there will be no change in the points table. If the match is drawn, Australia’s points will reduce from 60.71 to 58.89. India’s points will reduce from 57.29 to 55.88. But the ranking of both the teams will not change. Australia will remain at second position and India will remain at third position. Similarly, South Africa will remain at first position and Sri Lanka will remain at fourth position.

New Zealand (45.24) is at fifth place. But now he/she is out of the race for the finals. Even if New Zealand beats England in the third test, it will still be able to score only 48.21 percent points, which will not be enough to play the final.

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