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WTC 2025 Final Scenario: Can Team India qualify for title clash after loss in Boxing Day Test
In these collection of pictures, we take a look at how Rohit Sharma's Indian cricket team can qualify for the World Test Championships 2025 final after losing the Boxing Day Test match in MCG to Australian by 184 runs on Monday.
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WTC 2025 Final Scenario: Can Team India qualify for title clash after loss in Boxing Day Test
In these collection of pictures, we take a look at how Rohit Sharma's Indian cricket team can qualify for the World Test Championships 2025 final after losing the Boxing Day Test match in MCG to Australian by 184 runs on Monday.
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India's percentile has dropped after loss in Boxing Day Test
India's percentile has dropped to 52.78 after loss in Boxing Day Test. If India only manage a draw, they will drop to 51.75 and will be out of the WTC final race. That is because even if Australia were to lose both Tests in Sri Lanka after drawing in Sydney, they would finish on 53.51, while Sri Lanka would climb up to 53.85.
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India will be out of race if they lose at SCG
India will be out of race if they lose at SCG because Australia will then join South Africa in the WTC 2025 Final next week.
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India have lost 2 out of 4 Tests to Australia
India have lost 2 out of 4 Tests to Australia in the 5-match series after winning the first Test at Perth. Before this series, Team India were whitewashed 3-0 by New Zealand at home.
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Australia have improved their percentile after win at MCG
Australia have improved their percentile after win at MCG to 61.46. A win at the SCG would book their berth in WTC 2025 Final for the second successive time.
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Australia can reach the final even after losing to India at SCG
Australia can reach the final even after losing to India at SCG if they can one out of their remaining two Tests against Sri Lanka away from home.
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