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What is India's rank in World Test Championship table after win over England in second Test?
New Zealand have already qualified for the final after Australia's pullout from the tour of South Africa.
The race to reach the final of the World Test Championship is heating up England, India and Australia vie for a chance to play New Zealand at Lord's. The inaugural WTC will hold its final from June 18 to 22, with June 23 acting as a reserve day.
New Zealand have already qualified for the final after Australia's pullout from the tour of South Africa. India and England are engaged in a battle to reach the summit clash while Australia's chances hinges on the results of the Anthony de Mello Trophy.
The resounding 317-run win over England in the second Test on Tuesday propelled India to second in the World Test Championship standings issued by the ICC.
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After the series-levelling win at Chepuak, India have 69.7 percentage of points (PCT) and 460 aggregate points, behind New Zealand who have already qualified for the WTC final to be held at the Lord's June.
New Zealand have 70.0 PCT and 420 points.
India, who had lost the first Test by 227 runs at the same venue, need to win the one more and at least drawn another to make it to the WTC final.
They were fourth on the table before Tuesday's result.
Virat Kohli's men are currently playing in their sixth series of the WTC cycle, having won 10 matches, lost four and drawn one.
Australia are at the third spot with 69.2 PCT and 332 points while England are fourth with 67.0 PCT and 442 points.
The third Test -- a day/night affair -- begins in Ahmedabad on February 24.
(with PTI inputs)
