WTC: The 2023-25 edition of the World Test Championship (WTC) is being played and it is going to be very difficult for India to reach its final. In such a situation, now the Indian team may miss the final of the third edition of WTC.
India had made it to the finals of both the editions played so far but could not win the trophy. In such a situation, this time it seems very difficult for the team to reach the finals and in place of Team India, Sri Lanka can be seen playing in the finals for the first time.
Actually, the Sri Lankan team is currently in excellent form and they have defeated New Zealand 2-0 in the Test series at home. Now they have to play a 2-match test series against Australia at home and if they win this too, then it will be almost certain that they will play the final.
Considering the kind of form Sri Lanka is in at present, it seems difficult for them to lose. In such a situation, the Sri Lankan team has now increased India's troubles. At present the Lankan team is at third place in the points table.
Actually, the second test match between India and Bangladesh looks like it will be canceled due to rain because it has been raining there for the last three days. In such a situation, if this match is canceled then India will have to win its next three matches against New Zealand.
Apart from this, they will have to win at least two matches against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and considering this, it is looking difficult and due to this, the path to the final has become very difficult for India.
If we talk about the finals, then the Australian team can be seen playing the finals this time too and currently they are at second position in the points table. They have to play a 5-match Test series against India at home and in such a situation Australia's position looks strong.
If they succeed in defeating India in three matches of this series, then the doors to the finals can open for them to a great extent. In such a situation, this time the race for the final is going to be very interesting.
