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In a noteworthy development within international cricket, Australia have ascended to the coveted position of the No. 1 Test team, displacing India in the latest update of the ICC Test rankings. This achievement marks a significant triumph for the Aussies, reflecting their stellar performance and consistent dominance on the cricketing stage.
The meticulous efforts and strategic prowess displayed by the Australian players have propelled them to the summit of Test cricket, showcasing their commitment to excellence and unwavering determination. As the cricketing world takes note of this noteworthy transition, fans and enthusiasts alike, eagerly anticipate the continued competitive spirit and thrilling contests that are bound to unfold in the dynamic and ever-evolving realm of Test cricket.
Australia’s recent stellar display in red ball cricket
Currently, Australia commands an insurmountable 2-0 lead over Pakistan in the ongoing Test series, with the imminent prospect of securing yet another victory in the ongoing third encounter. This remarkable performance has further solidified their position as the top-ranked Test team. It is noteworthy that Australia and India initially shared the same rating points at 118.
However, the Pat Cummins-led side‘s commanding performances and dominance in the ongoing series have proven to be the decisive factor, enabling them to surpass the Asian Giants in the rankings.
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India’s ongoing Test cricket aspects
India have recently concluded a two-match test series against South Africa, achieving parity by securing a victory in the second and final game at Cape Town on December 4. The Rohit Sharma-led side are now setting their sights on reclaiming the top spot in the upcoming five-test series against England, scheduled to commence in Hyderabad on January 25. The team will be keen to showcase its brilliance on home turf and make a strong statement in the test matches against the dominant English side.
