The final of the World Test Championship (WTC) 2023-25 will be played at Lord's from June 11. India and Australia are right now the main two groups on the focuses table with 68.52 and 62.50 rate focuses individually, yet the character of the finalists won't be known till the following year. For India, who were the terrible finalists in both the past WTCs, there are ten Tests left to play in the cycle - two at home against Bangladesh, three at home against New Zealand, and five away in Australia; Australia, the reigning champs, likewise have an away series of two Tests in Sri Lanka. "Bringing home the World Test Title was, regardless is, a major objective for this group," Pat Cummins, Australia's Test commander, said in an explanation. "It is the perfection of difficult work and consistency over the two-year cycle for all groups. So ideally we will be there in the future, there's a ton of cricket still to be played among occasionally, and the fans can be able to watch us protect the title." New Zealand (50.00) are at present at No. 3 in the nine-group table and, after their memorable 2-0 series win in Pakistan, Bangladesh (45.83) are at No. 4. They are trailed by Britain (45.00) and South Africa (38.89). Sri Lanka, Pakistan and West Indies are the last three groups right now. Britain has been picked as the setting for each of the three WTC finals up to this point, the first having been in Southampton and the second at The Oval. "We're glad to be working with the ICC to carry the World Test Title last to Ruler's interestingly," Fellow Lavender, the MCC CEO and secretary, said. "It is our extraordinary honor to be approached to have a last of any sort however to invite the two best men's sides in Test cricket - our most valued design - is a solitary honor. It will be an encounter not to be missed, adding to the celebrated 140-year history of Ruler's Tests." Master's will have two Tests the following summer, the other being the Britain versus India Test from July 10 to 14. That is the third Trial of that visit, which will begin at Headingley on June 20, trailed by Tests at Edgbaston (from July 2), Ruler's, Old Trafford (from July 23) and The Oval (from July 31). On the off chance that India make the last of the WTC, it will mean six Tests in succession for them in Britain.