Bangladesh's chances suffered a significant decline following their 2-0 set defeat to India, who in turn require at least four more victories and two draws from eight Assessments to finish in the best two.
With 10 series ( 26 Tests ) to go in the current World Test Championship cycle, the race for the top two spots is getting more intense. What are the positions held by the groups and how likely are they to qualify?
Sri LankaPercentage points: 55.56, series remaining: SA ( two away Tests ), Aus ( two at home )
Sri Lanka have made a powerful effort to finish in the top two of this Skyscraper pattern with a total of 24 points earned in their last two Testing. Two rivals who are also potential last opponents will face them in the last of their four remaining tests. If they win each of those matches and take home 48 more points (keep in mind over-rate deductions are always a threat ), they will finish on 69.23 % and assure themselves of a place in the final regardless of other results. They will end up at 61.54, which may give them a chance of qualifying, based on various outcomes, if they lose one and get three.
IndiaPercentage points: 74.24, series remaining: NZ ( three home ), Aus ( five away )
Their stunning win in Kanpur has further strengthened India's position at the top of the board. The more likely outcome for them will be a win in one of their remaining eight Tests, which will give them a score of 85.0 %, but their more realistic goal will be to ensure that, regardless of other outcomes, they receive enough points to place in the WTC final. For that, they need at least four wins and two draws ( 56 points ), which will take them to 67.54. With four wins and two draws ( assuming they lose one to India, draw two, and win the other four Tests ), South Africa can reach 69.44, while Australia can only reach 64.04 with four wins and two draws.
If India get fewer than 56 items, then there is a chance of them not being in the top two. For instance, if they win four and draw one ( 52 points ), then it's possible for Australia and South Africa to overtake them.
Sri Lanka you complete with more than 67 %, but victories for them will put them in the wrong place against points for Australia and South Africa. That will help India, as Australia and South Africa was both come in second and third respectively.
BangladeshPercentage points: 34.38, series remaining: WI ( two away ), SA ( two home )
The two loses in India have hurt Bangladesh terribly- from 45.83 % they have dropped to 34.38. They will only increase to 56.25 if they win each of their final four checks. Even that is improbable to be enough for a place in the top two.
New ZealandPercentage points: 37.50, series remaining: Ind ( three away ), Eng ( three home )
Even if New Zealand wins all six Tests, they can potentially finish with a percentage of 64.29, which is unlikely given their recent form. Because of a 2-0 defeat in Sri Lanka, three of those Testing were won by India, making it easily the most difficult task in check cricket. They will end only 50 % of the way, even if they win four of those six testing and reduce two.
AustraliaPercentage points: 62.50, series remaining: Ind ( five home ), SL ( two away )
Australia is currently in second place with 62.5 %, but if they win each of their final seven Tests, they can score a maximum of 76.32. The two teams against whom they play their remaining line, India and Sri Lanka, are also strong contenders for the last, but wins against them will equally support Australia's cause. Five win will raise their percentage to 65.79, but India and South Africa can still go past them. However, the guests ' situation will become clearer by the time they face India in the line because they have already taken three of their previous home matches against New Zealand.
South AfricaPercentage points: 38.89, series remaining: SL ( two home ), Pak ( two home ), Ban ( two away )
Only one of India or Australia's six remaining Test victories will guarantee qualification, so a result of 69.44 % will unquestionably be sufficient for qualification. A draw and five win will give them a chance if other outcomes come their way, while 63.89 will also allow them to remain in contention, while a slight drop in the percentage will be achieved by a 51 % win and a defeat.
EnglandPercentage points: 42.19, series remaining: Pak ( three away ), NZ ( three away )
England's unexpected battle in the last Check against Sri Lanka means they can no longer misconduct the 60 % indicate in this period. The optimum they can reach with wins in their six remaining Testing is 57.95. They will have many different factors to help them achieve that score in order to be eligible.
PakistanPercentage points: 19.05, series remaining: Eng ( three home ), SA ( two away ), WI ( two home )
Pakistan's woeful series against Bangladesh- no just did they lose 2-0, they likewise dropped six points according to decrease over rates- means their percentage has dropped from 36.66 % at the start of the series to 19.05. If they win any of their seven remaining Checks, they may get 59.52 points from this point. Their most recent performances do n't suggest that Pakistan will even be able to accomplish this.
West IndiesPercentage: 18.52, series remaining: Ban ( two home ), Pak ( two away )
West Indies have now won four of their final 108 games and have only managed 20 items. They may only end with a 43.5 % in the final four Checks, yet if they win.
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