Author: Wayde Brown

West indies have slipped to the foot of the ICC World Test Championship table following a 101-run loss to Bangladesh in the recently concluded second Test at Sabina Park earlier this week.

The Caribbean side, who secured a comprehensive 201 run victory in the first Test in Antigua, were sitting in eight place before the series finale in Jamaica.

However they are now 9^th and last after suffering defeat to Bangladesh who now occupy 8^th place on 31.25 percentage points, as the Windies languish on 24.24.

The table is being led by India on 61.11 points, followed by South Africa second on 59.26 and defending champions Australia third on 57.69.

The top five is completed by Sri Lanka and New Zealand.

West indies have slipped to the foot of the ICC World Test Championship table following a 101-run loss to Bangladesh in the recently concluded second Test at Sabina Park earlier this week.

The Caribbean side, who secured a comprehensive 201 run victory in the first Test in Antigua, were sitting in eight place before the series finale in Jamaica.

However they are now 9^th and last after suffering defeat to Bangladesh who now occupy 8^th place on 31.25 percentage points, as the Windies languish on 24.24.

The table is being led by India on 61.11 points, followed by South Africa second on 59.26 and defending champions Australia third on 57.69.

The top five is completed by Sri Lanka and New Zealand.

West indies have slipped to the foot of the ICC World Test Championship table following a 101-run loss to Bangladesh in the recently concluded second Test at Sabina Park earlier this week.

The Caribbean side, who secured a comprehensive 201 run victory in the first Test in Antigua, were sitting in eight place before the series finale in Jamaica.

However they are now 9^th and last after suffering defeat to Bangladesh who now occupy 8^th place on 31.25 percentage points, as the Windies languish on 24.24.

The table is being led by India on 61.11 points, followed by South Africa second on 59.26 and defending champions Australia third on 57.69.

The top five is completed by Sri Lanka and New Zealand.

West indies have slipped to the foot of the ICC World Test Championship table following a 101-run loss to Bangladesh in the recently concluded second Test at Sabina Park earlier this week.

The Caribbean side, who secured a comprehensive 201 run victory in the first Test in Antigua, were sitting in eight place before the series finale in Jamaica.

However they are now 9^th and last after suffering defeat to Bangladesh who now occupy 8^th place on 31.25 percentage points, as the Windies languish on 24.24.

The table is being led by India on 61.11 points, followed by South Africa second on 59.26 and defending champions Australia third on 57.69.

The top five is completed by Sri Lanka and New Zealand.

West indies have slipped to the foot of the ICC World Test Championship table following a 101-run loss to Bangladesh in the recently concluded second Test at Sabina Park earlier this week.

The Caribbean side, who secured a comprehensive 201 run victory in the first Test in Antigua, were sitting in eight place before the series finale in Jamaica.

However they are now 9^th and last after suffering defeat to Bangladesh who now occupy 8^th place on 31.25 percentage points, as the Windies languish on 24.24.

The table is being led by India on 61.11 points, followed by South Africa second on 59.26 and defending champions Australia third on 57.69.

The top five is completed by Sri Lanka and New Zealand.

West indies have slipped to the foot of the ICC World Test Championship table following a 101-run loss to Bangladesh in the recently concluded second Test at Sabina Park earlier this week.

The Caribbean side, who secured a comprehensive 201 run victory in the first Test in Antigua, were sitting in eight place before the series finale in Jamaica.

However they are now 9^th and last after suffering defeat to Bangladesh who now occupy 8^th place on 31.25 percentage points, as the Windies languish on 24.24.

The table is being led by India on 61.11 points, followed by South Africa second on 59.26 and defending champions Australia third on 57.69.

The top five is completed by Sri Lanka and New Zealand.

West indies have slipped to the foot of the ICC World Test Championship table following a 101-run loss to Bangladesh in the recently concluded second Test at Sabina Park earlier this week.

The Caribbean side, who secured a comprehensive 201 run victory in the first Test in Antigua, were sitting in eight place before the series finale in Jamaica.

However they are now 9^th and last after suffering defeat to Bangladesh who now occupy 8^th place on 31.25 percentage points, as the Windies languish on 24.24.

The table is being led by India on 61.11 points, followed by South Africa second on 59.26 and defending champions Australia third on 57.69.

The top five is completed by Sri Lanka and New Zealand.

West indies have slipped to the foot of the ICC World Test Championship table following a 101-run loss to Bangladesh in the recently concluded second Test at Sabina Park earlier this week.

The Caribbean side, who secured a comprehensive 201 run victory in the first Test in Antigua, were sitting in eight place before the series finale in Jamaica.

However they are now 9^th and last after suffering defeat to Bangladesh who now occupy 8^th place on 31.25 percentage points, as the Windies languish on 24.24.

The table is being led by India on 61.11 points, followed by South Africa second on 59.26 and defending champions Australia third on 57.69.

The top five is completed by Sri Lanka and New Zealand.

West indies have slipped to the foot of the ICC World Test Championship table following a 101-run loss to Bangladesh in the recently concluded second Test at Sabina Park earlier this week.

The Caribbean side, who secured a comprehensive 201 run victory in the first Test in Antigua, were sitting in eight place before the series finale in Jamaica.

However they are now 9^th and last after suffering defeat to Bangladesh who now occupy 8^th place on 31.25 percentage points, as the Windies languish on 24.24.

The table is being led by India on 61.11 points, followed by South Africa second on 59.26 and defending champions Australia third on 57.69.

The top five is completed by Sri Lanka and New Zealand.

West indies have slipped to the foot of the ICC World Test Championship table following a 101-run loss to Bangladesh in the recently concluded second Test at Sabina Park earlier this week.

The Caribbean side, who secured a comprehensive 201 run victory in the first Test in Antigua, were sitting in eight place before the series finale in Jamaica.

However they are now 9^th and last after suffering defeat to Bangladesh who now occupy 8^th place on 31.25 percentage points, as the Windies languish on 24.24.

The table is being led by India on 61.11 points, followed by South Africa second on 59.26 and defending champions Australia third on 57.69.

The top five is completed by Sri Lanka and New Zealand.