ICC WTC Points Table - World Test Championship Ranking Update After New Zealand vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test - Cricket Schedule, T20 Schedule, Test Matches Schedule, ODI Schedule, Cricket World Cup Schedule

ICC WTC Points Table - World Test Championship Ranking Update After New Zealand vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test: ICC WTC points table updated after New Zealand v Sri Lanka 2nd Test: After a last-match thriller in Christchurch, New Zealand travel to hosts Sri Lanka in the 2nd Test at Basin Reserve to complete the two-match home Test series. a clean sweep. The Kiwis won the 2nd Test against Sri Lanka by innings and 58 runs to complete the series. The win also caused a slight fluctuation in the ICC WTC points table.

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Sri Lanka did very well in the first Test in Christchurch against New Zealand, although they lost it by a whisker. However, Test 2 was a one-sided affair for the home side. The Lankan Lions have never looked comfortable chasing the Kiwi Rebel Mammoth. Thanks to a double ton from Kane Williamson and Henry Nicholls, New Zealand managed to score a total of 580 runs.

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The Kiwi bowlers were outstanding in their performance. They induced some misfires from the Sri Lankan batsmen which saw them bundled out for 164 runs in the first innings for a total of 580 runs. The hosts then forced follow-on and the story repeated itself as Sri Lanka trailed the total by 58 runs.

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Although Sri Lanka played some good cricket in the second innings, the deficit in the first innings was big enough to keep the crunch-22. Dhananjaya de Silva missed his deserved century by two runs while there were also some good half-century efforts from the batsmen.

Below is the ICC WTC points table updated for New Zealand vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test | ICC World Test Championship 2023 Final.

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Australia and India remain in the top two positions respectively. The two teams will now play the second leg at the London Oval for the ICC WTC 2021-23 final. Meanwhile, South Africa managed to hold on to third place with a win percentage of 55.56 in the six-match series.

The Proteas are followed by England with a winning percentage of 46.97, who dropped Sri Lanka after a 2-0 defeat against New Zealand last time out. Sri Lanka is fifth in the ICC WTC standings with a winning percentage of 44.44.