If the series is drawn 1-1: India will finish on 53.51; South Africa will have to lose both Tests, or Australia lose 1-0 in Sri Lanka or draw 0-0; a 0-0 draw will leave Australia and India level on 53.51%, but India will finish ahead on the basis of more series wins in this cycle (three to two). If Sri Lanka win 2-0, they will finish ahead of India

If both Tests are drawn, South Africa will finish with a percentage of 58.33 and in such a case, India would need to beat Australia 3-2. Australia on the other would need to win both Tests in Sri Lanka to surpass South Africa. New Zealand, England, Bangladesh, and West Indies are already out of contention for a spot in the final.

Temba Bavuma's South Africa climbed up to the top of the points table after their 2-0 cleansweep against Sri Lanka. Australia and India follow at 2 and 3 respectively.

While India slipped to the third spot in the ICC World Test Championship points table following their 10-wicket loss at the hands of Australia in the pink-ball Test in Adelaide, South Africa moved to the top spot with their 109-run victory over Sri Lanka in Gqeberha,

India's path to the 2025 World Test Championship Final remains open despite a draw against Australia. Two wins in the remaining Border-Gavaskar Trophy matches would guarantee their spot. However, various scenarios involving Australia's series against Sri Lanka and South Africa's against Pakistan could also influence India's qualification if they don't win the remaining two Tests against Aussies in BGT.

As Kiwis were out of for WTC 2025 final race, check the qualification scenarios and chances of India, Australia, South Africa, and Sri Lanka along with WTC 2024 points table here