World Test Championship: ICC standarises 12 points for win
New Delhi: The International Cricket Council (ICC) will award standardised 12 points for every match won during the second World Test Championships cycle which kicks off with the five-match series between India and England in August.
Teams will get six points in case of a tie and four points if the match ends in a draw.
That there would be changes to the points system was first declared by ICC interim CEO Geoff Allardice during a media interaction earlier this month.
“Instead of each series being worth the same number of points, 120, irrespective of whether the series is played over two Tests or five Tests, the next cycle will see each match being worth the same number of points – a maximum of 12 per match,” an ICC board member said.
Apart from the India-England series, the Ashes later this year will be the only other five-match affair in the second cycle which will end in June 2023.
Australia’s tour of India next year is the only four-Test series in the upcoming cycle.
The nine Test teams will play a total of six series: three home and three away just like the previous edition.
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