Australia are powering through the 2025–27 ICC World Test Championship cycle with unstoppable momentum. Their latest triumph in Brisbane means they have now won all five of their opening matches, topping the table with a perfect 100 percent points record.
The dominance of Australia in the Test Championship is well established. They faced South Africa in the final of the previous 2021–23 cycle and claimed the title after defeating India. Test cricket has long been their domain, and their current performance only reinforces that reputation.
In this cycle, Australia’s unbroken run of five wins from five has strengthened their position at the summit. Defending champions South Africa are second, with three wins from four matches, accumulating 75 percent of the points.
Sri Lanka occupy third place, recording one win and one draw from two matches for 66.67 percent. Pakistan are fourth, with a win and a loss from two matches, giving them 50 percent.
India have struggled the most, sitting fifth. They have played nine matches but secured only four victories, leaving them with 48.15 percent of points and a steep challenge to reach the final.
New Zealand are sixth with a single draw from their only match, standing at 33.33 percent, while England are seventh, winning two of seven matches for 30.95 percent.
Bangladesh are eighth, having drawn one and lost one of their two matches in this cycle for 16.67 percent. West Indies sit ninth, with one draw and five defeats from six matches, leaving them on 5.56 percent.
