New Delhi: The latest ranking of Test teams has been released by the ICC. Once again Team India still remains at the top of the rankings. Team India has 121 rating points, while second-ranked New Zealand has 120 rating points. England have slipped Australia down to occupy the third position. England have 109 renting, while Australia is one point less than that. West Indies have moved up from eighth to sixth with 84 points, their best ranking since 2013, after beating Bangladesh 2-0 this year and drawing the series 0-0 with Sri Lanka.

Pakistan must have scored three points, but they still remain in fifth place. South Africa ranks seventh sri lanka eighth in the worst ranking of its history so far. Bangladesh have lost five points, but remain at number nine while Zimbabwe have scored eight points, yet they are still nine points behind Bangladesh.

Mentions that India has been No.1 in the annual Test rankings since 2017. Meanwhile, Team India head coach Ravi Shastri has praised team India players for retaining their place at the top of the ICC Test rankings for the fifth year in a row. Ravi Shastri tweeted that the team has shown unwavering focus on its determination to win the No.1 crown.

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