Tag: ICC Cricket World Cup Super League

Pakistan move to third in CWC Super League after win over Netherlands

DUBAI: Pakistan jumped to the third spot in the ICC Cricket World Cup (CWC) Super League standings – a new ODI competition for direct World Cup qualification – after they claimed an unassailable 2-0 lead in the ongoing three-match series against the Netherlands. 

Pakistan secured the third spot in the standings with 110 points as they won 11 out of 17 ODIs played so far during the period starting from May 1, 2020.

England are currently leading the standings with 125 points followed by Bangladesh sitting in the second position with 120 points.

India, who have automatically qualified for the World Cup 2023 for being the host are however in the 7th position in the standings.

The CWC Super League takes place over two years between 13 teams where each team plays a total of 24 ODIs. Only the top eight teams will qualify directly for next year’s 50-over World Cup in India, while the bottom five teams will play a qualifying tournament.

Each team gets 10 points for a win, five for a tie/ no result/ abandoned match and zero for a loss.

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New Zealand surpass Pakistan in ICC WC Super League points table

KARACHI: Pakistan have slipped to the fifth position in the updated ICC Cricket World Cup Super League points table following New Zealand’s white-wash series victory over Ireland.

New Zealand edged past Ireland by a mere one-run margin in the third ODI against Ireland and completed the clean sweep over the home side.

The three-match series featured two close contests, however, New Zealand, held their nerves calm to deny the upset as many times.

Following the dominant series victory, the Black Caps managed to maintain their perfect run in the ICC World Cup Super League with a hundred percent winning record in nine matches.

Pakistan, on the other hand, slipped to the fifth position despite also winning nine matches as they have lost six matches and as a result have a lower winning percentage than the Kiwis.

England continued their lead over the points table with 12 victories, followed by Bangladesh and Afghanistan. Whereas, India, Australia, and Sri Lanka are placed at the bottom, holding seventh, eighth, and tenth positions respectively.

It is pertinent to mention here that South Africa, who are not even in the top 10 of the points table, have recently preferred their new T20 league over direct world cup qualification as their decision of pulling out of the three-match series against Australia has dented the chances of direct qualification.

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