2 min readUpdated: Aug 16, 2026 10:44 AM ISTWTC Points Table 2025-27: Bangladesh stunned Australia to improve their position on the standings. (AP Photo)Bangladesh recorded a famous Test win in their first appearance in Australia in 23 years, beating Pat Cummins’ men by eight wickets at the Marrara Cricket Stadium in Darwin on Sunday.Led by a brilliant first-innings century from opener Tanzid Hasan and a six-wicket haul for seamer Hasan Mahmud, Bangladesh racked up a massive 228-run first-innings lead after Cummins had opted to bowl first after winning the toss on Thursday.The win within four days of play is Bangladesh’s first Test win in Australia in three appearances Down Under, the first of which was played at the same venue in July 2003.Bangladesh are the joint-second quickest side to record their first Test win in Australia after England, who recorded their first win in their second appearance in the country in 1877. South Africa also won their third Test in Australia in 1910.The win bolstered Bangladesh’s No. 4 position in the ongoing ICC World Test Championship (WTC) cycle, with a points percentage (PCT) surge from 58.33 to 66.67 following their third win in five matches. Meanwhile, former champions Australia saw their superior PCT lead shrink from 87.50 77.77, just marginally ahead of second-place defending champions South Africa (75.00). Inaugural WTC winners New Zealand are placed ahead of Bangladesh at third with a 72.22 PCT after six matches.Following Bangladesh are India (48.15) and Sri Lanka (41.67), who are currently in the first match of a two-match series in Sri Lanka.ICC World Test Championship (WTC) Points Table after AUS vs BAN 1st TestRankTeamPWLDNRDeductedPointsPCT1Australia9720008477.772South Africa4310003675.003New Zealand6411005272.224Bangladesh5311002866.675India9441005248.156Sri Lanka4112002041.677England134810143824.368Pakistan6240081622.229West Indies12282023020.83Australia and Bangladesh will lock horns in the second Test from August 22 at the Great Barrier Reef Arena in South Mackay.© IE Online Media Services Pvt LtdStay updated with the latest sports news across Cricket, Football, Chess, and more. Catch all the action with real-time live cricket score updates and in-depth coverage of ongoing matches.Tags:Australia vs BangladeshICC World Test ChampionshipAdvertisementLoading Recommendations...AdvertisementAdvertisement