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World Test Championship final dates announced; where will the final be played?

Akshay pic By - Thursday, Jul 23, 2026
Last Updated on Jul 23, 2026 08:33 PM

WTC 2027 Final: The World Test Championship (WTC) final will be played next year at 'The Oval' in England. It is scheduled to take place from June 9 to June 13. Currently, Australia tops the points table, followed by South Africa in second place, while Team India sits in fifth position.

World Test Championship final dates announced; where will the final be played?

Preparations for next year's World Test Championship final are already underway. Although there is still time before the final match and the participating teams have not yet been determined, the date and venue for the WTC final have been announced. It has been confirmed that the final will once again be held in England.

WTC final will be played at 'The Oval' from June 9 to June 13

The current cycle of the World Test Championship (WTC) is ongoing, and the ICC has announced that the final will take place next year. The final match will be contested between the top two teams on the points table. The match will begin on June 9 and run until June 13 at 'The Oval'. All previous finals have also been held in England, and this trend will continue; however, this will be the first time the final is played at 'The Oval'.

Australian Team Tops World Test Championship Standings

A look at the current World Test Championship standings reveals the Australian team at the top. In the eight matches played so far, they have secured seven wins and suffered one loss, resulting in a PCT (percentage of points won out of matches played) of 87.50. South Africa holds the second spot, maintaining a PCT of 75.00 with three wins and one loss across four matches. New Zealand is in third place, while Bangladesh sits in fourth. Team India is currently in fifth place.

Team India Currently Fifth in the Standings

The Indian team has played nine matches in this WTC cycle, recording four wins, four losses, and one draw; consequently, their PCT stands at 48.15. In August, Team India will play a two-match Test series against Sri Lanka, which will be part of the World Test Championship.

Winning this series will offer the team a chance to climb the standings. However, the series certainly won't be easy. The schedule for the Sri Lanka series has already been announced.

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