ICC World Test Championship Points Table, WTC Table After WI vs AUS 2nd Test 2025

The Australia National Cricket Team has been in sensational form, thrashing the West Indies National Cricket Team by 133 runs in the second Test on July 6 to retain their top spot in the ICC World Test Championship Points Table 2025-27.

With another thumping victory taking their lead to 2-0, the Australia National Cricket Team has clinched the three-match Test series against the West Indies National Cricket Team, with the third and final Test scheduled from July 13 at the Sabina Park in Kingston.

Updated ICC World Test Championship Points Table (WTC Table) After WI vs AUS 2nd Test Revealed

After the second WI vs AUS Test, there were some changes in the ICC World Test Championship Points Table 2025-27. Australia remained at the top of the WTC Points Table 2025-27 with 100 PCT points, with their points jumping to 24 with two wins to their kitty.

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Sri Lanka also remained at the second spot in the ICC World Test Championship Points Table 2025-27 with 12 points and 66.67 PCT points, as they drew one game and won one against Bangladesh in a home series. On the other hand, India jumped to the third spot after crushing England by 336 runs in the second Test at Edgbaston on July 6.

India has 12 points and 50 PCT points from 2 games in the new WTC cycle, while England dropped to the fourth spot with the same points. Meanwhile, Bangladesh remained in the fifth position in the WTC Points Table 2025-27 with 4 points and 16.67 PCT points, as they have not yet opened their account, losing one game against Sri Lanka while one ending in a draw.

Since the West Indies lost both of their Test matches against the Kangaroos, they slipped to the sixth position in the WTC Points Table 2025-27 with zero points to their name. On the other hand, New Zealand, Pakistan, and South Africa are yet to start their WTC 2025-27 campaigns.

Here is the Updated ICC World Test Championship Points Table 2025-27:

WI vs AUS 2nd Test match highlights

Meanwhile, Australia didn’t get off to a great start in the first innings, but Beau Webster and Alex Carey stood firm and saved the day with crucial half-centuries, helping the tourists post a modest total of 286 runs on the board. The West Indies bowling attack was led by Alzarri Joseph with 4 wickets, while Jayden Seales chipped in with 2 wickets.

In response, the West Indies, riding on Brendon King's 75 and lower-order contributions, got close to Australia's 286, giving them only a 33-run lead. The second innings saw Australia under pressure early once again. Jayden Seales delivered a fiery spell, removing both openers, Sam Konstas and Usman Khawaja, cheaply. For a moment, the West Indies had the upper hand.

But Australia stars Cameron Green and Steve Smith stepped up when it mattered. Green made a fighting 52, while Smith was steady and dependable with 71 runs and helped Australia post 243 in their second innings, setting West Indies a target of 277. For the West Indies, Shamar Joseph scalped 4 wickets, while Seales, Alzarri Joseph, and Justin Greaves grabbed 2 wickets each.

Chasing 277 for victory, the West Indies collapsed badly. By lunch, they were 33/4, and the rest of the batting lineup couldn’t offer any resistance. Australia cleaned them up quickly in the second session, bowling them out well short to seal a comfortable 133-run win in the second Test.

Alex Carey wins Player of the Match for crucial knocks in the 2nd WI vs AUS Test

After the match, Australian wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey was named Player of the Match for his crucial 63 and 30 knocks during his team’s thrilling win over the West Indies.

Alex Carey said at the post-match presentation, “I think going out with a good intent, the wickets haven't been easy to bat. It has been fun playing on such surfaces; it hasn't been easy, but we have had a method to adapt. Contributing and helping Australia win the series has been fantastic. Two years back, they came over to our shores, and we couldn't win that series, so to come over here and win is fantastic.”