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− | + | • The World Test Championship adopts a league system for Test cricket. | |
− | + | • It will be contested over two-year cycles and has already started, on August 1, with the opening Ashes Test at Edgbaston. | |
− | + | • The participating teams are Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, Pakistan, New Zealand, South Africa, Sri Lanka and West Indies. | |
− | + | • The teams will play three series each at home and away. Each series will have a minimum of two and maximum of five Tests. All teams will not play each other. | |
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− | + | • Abandoned matches will be treated as draws. | |
− | + | • If at the end of the group stage, two or more teams are level on points, the team with more series wins will take the higher spot on the table. | |
− | + | • If the teams still can’t be separated, runsper-wicket ratio — runs scored per wicket lost, divided by runs conceded per wicket taken — will be taken into consideration. | |
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+ | • The top two teams on the points table at the end of the league phase will contest the final in 2021 in the UK. | ||
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+ | • If the final is tied or drawn, the two teams will be declared joint champions. | ||
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[edit] A primer
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August 21, 2019: The Times of India
WORLD TEST CHAMPIONSHIP PRIMER
• The World Test Championship adopts a league system for Test cricket.
• It will be contested over two-year cycles and has already started, on August 1, with the opening Ashes Test at Edgbaston.
• The participating teams are Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, Pakistan, New Zealand, South Africa, Sri Lanka and West Indies.
• The teams will play three series each at home and away. Each series will have a minimum of two and maximum of five Tests. All teams will not play each other.
• Abandoned matches will be treated as draws.
• If at the end of the group stage, two or more teams are level on points, the team with more series wins will take the higher spot on the table.
• If the teams still can’t be separated, runsper-wicket ratio — runs scored per wicket lost, divided by runs conceded per wicket taken — will be taken into consideration.
• The top two teams on the points table at the end of the league phase will contest the final in 2021 in the UK.
• If the final is tied or drawn, the two teams will be declared joint champions.