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India To Go For Win In The 4th Test Match, What if It Does Not Happen ?

The World Test Cricket’s final equation is in sight for Team India. The Ahmedabad Test from the 9th of March has the Indian birth on WTC finals at stake. But what if things did not go in the expected direction?

The qualification scenarios can explain what will happen if India draws or loses the fourth Test vs Australia. The two years cycle this time belongs to the 2021-23 International test cricket of the World Test Championship which is now down to the final 4 contests. This goes across 3 series.

Now after the emphatic nine-wicket win last week in Indore, Australia has booked its place for the final. This brings the competition for the final spot down to the remaining two teams.

There are two teams other than India trying to enter the WTC final. Though India has bigger chances still things do not look too easy for anyone.  One of the 4 matches is starting today on Wednesday 8th of March, in Johannesburg which is between West Indies and South Africa. The contest is a dead rubber and that implies the last spot is to decided between Sri Lanka-New Zealand series beginning on 8th of March itself and that also will be the last match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series.

Now where does India stand in this equation?

Australia after defeating South Africa with a 2-0 home series win was the frontrunner to seal the first final spot. Now looking at India it has so far stronger chances than any other remaining teams with its two wins of colossal margins lately against the Aussies. In the first Test a victory by innings and 123 runs and in the second test a six-wickets win has helped India emerge as a frontrunner. But the third test had another story and Australia turned the tables bouncing back with a win on a raging turner.

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The guests who now remain atop in the WTC points table have sealed their berth with 68.52 PCT which is the good news of the year for the team as it has for the first time qualified for the WTC final.

 

 

Parijat Tripathi

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