WTC: The second match of the Test series between Team India and New Zealand (IND VS NZ) was played on the ground of Pune. In the test match held at Pune ground, Team India had to face a shameful defeat of 113 runs at the hands of New Zealand. Due to which now the chances of Team India reaching the final of the World Test Championship (WTC) have become very less.
Due to which it is now believed that from June 11, the World Test Championship final (WTC Final) can be played not between India but between these two teams at Lord’s ground.
Team India suffered a crushing defeat in the Pune test match.
In the Pune Test match of the Test series between Team India and New Zealand (IND VS NZ), under the leadership of team captain Rohit Sharma, after almost 12 years, the team has tasted defeat in any Test series on their soil. In the Pune test match, Team India was defeated by New Zealand team by 113 runs. Due to which it is now 2-0 behind in the test series.
The equation of Team India reaching the WTC final got spoiled
Even after Team India’s defeat in the Pune Test match, the Indian team is at the first position in the current points table of the World Test Championship, but now if Team India qualifies for the final (WTC Final) match of the World Test Championship. To do so, Team India will have to win 4 out of the remaining 6 matches.
Which will not be easy for Team India full of young players on the Australia tour. Due to which it is believed that now Team India will not be able to qualify for the final of the World Test Championship (WTC Final).
WTC Final can happen between these two teams
If Team India fails to win 4 Test matches out of its remaining 6 matches, then it may become difficult for Team India to reach the final of the World Test Championship (WTC Final). In such a situation, the final match of the World Test Championship to be held at Lord’s between June 11 and June 15 can be played between Australia and South Africa.
See Updated WTC Points Table Here:
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