India lose top ranking as West Indies Test ends in draw
>> Reuters
Published: 22 Aug 2016 11:01 PM BdST Updated: 22 Aug 2016 11:01 PM BdST
The final Test between West Indies and India was abandoned as a draw on Monday as the soggy outfield remained unplayable in Trinidad.
The result meant India won the four-Test series 2-0 but surrendered top spot in the International Cricket Council (ICC) rankings to Pakistan, less than a week after taking over the number one position from Australia.
India had needed to win in Port of Spain to keep the top ranking but only 22 overs were completed on Thursday, with play completely washed out over the following four days at Queen's Park Oval.
The fixture, played in Trinidad's rainy season, became the third-shortest non-abandoned Test ever.
India and West Indies now move to Florida for two Twenty20 matches this weekend.
More stories
-
India in charge at Edgbaston
-
Anderson calls for aggressive approach with bat
-
Bumrah hurts England with allround show
-
Broad bowls most expensive Test over
-
India on Cummins’ radar after Australia’s Galle win
-
Agar out of Sri Lanka tour
-
England’s Buttler downplays talk of Test role
-
Pant, Jadeja rescue India
Recent Stories
-
Belligerent Bairstow leads England fightback
-
England's Anderson calls for aggressive approach with bat
-
Side strain forces Australia's Agar out of Sri Lanka tour
-
India on Cummins' radar after Australia's Galle win
-
Broad bowls most expensive over in Tests after Bumrah blitz
-
England lose Lees after Bumrah blitzes Broad
Opinion
Most Read
- Bangladesh is gearing up to open its first river tunnel by the end of 2022
- Drastic fall in passenger numbers forces owners to cut Dhaka-Barishal launch fares
- Bangladesh to celebrate Eid-ul-Azha on Jul 10
- Biman Bangladesh jets collide again at Dhaka airport
- Amin Hilaly, ‘missing’ real estate boss named in NSU graft case, is found in Savar
- Bangladesh state minister apologises for power cuts fuelled by gas shortage
- Bangladesh’s exports climb to record $52bn in FY22
- Fire at Meghna Group packaging factory under control after 3.5 hours
- Lawyer defends ‘Tk 120m fees’ taken for settlement of Grameen Telecom cases
- Bangladesh bans motorcycles from highways for a week during Eid-ul-Azha