WTC points table: Where does India, Australia and England after Shubman Gill-led team beats West Indies in Delhi?

World test championship points table: India defeated West Indies by seven wickets in the second Test. KL Rahul scored an unbeaten 58. This victory completed a 2-0 series sweep for India. The team chased down 121 runs on the final day. Kuldeep Yada...

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WTC points table: Opener KL Rahul hit an unbeaten 58 as India beat the West Indies by seven wickets in the second Test to sweep the series 2-0 on Tuesday.

Chasing 121 for victory, India resumed on 63-1 and reached their target in the first session after losing two wickets on day five at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium.

West Indies skipper Roston Chase struck twice with his off-spin to send back overnight batter Sai Sudharsan for 39 and skipper Shubman Gill for 13.


Rahul hit the winning four and India celebrated victory over the visitors, who had launched a spirited fightback while following on.

India's left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav returned a match haul of eight wickets including 5-82 in the first West Indies innings.

Kuldeep claimed 12 wickets in the series followed by pace bowler Mohammed Siraj, who took 10 to be India's leading wicket-taker this year with 37 wickets in eight matches.
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WTC points table: Check updated table here:
PosTeamPlayedWonLostDrawDedPointsPct (%)
1AUS3300036100.00
2SL210101666.67
3IND742105261.90
4ENG522122643.33
5BAN20110416.67
6WI5050000.00
7NZ0000000.00
8PAK0000000.00
9SA000000
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