Occasions in the sub-mainland throughout recent weeks have caused structural changes in the WTC focuses table. South Africa and New Zealand have areas of strength for made for a finals spot following their whitewashes in Bangladesh and India separately. India, who were sitting serenely with a noticeable separation from the rest after the 2-0 win over Bangladesh, have now been uprooted from the best position by Australia. With seven series left to be played in this cycle, five groups actually have their destiny in their own hands (all things considered, nearly) which makes it the most firmly challenged WTC cycle in the three emphasess. This is the way things represent for India... India Series left: 5 Tests vs Australia (Away) India have ceded a lot of the ground following a historic 0-3 drubbing at the hands of New Zealand and to not depend on other results, they would need to win by a margin of 5-0 or 4-0 in Australia and get their PCT above 65% which can only be topped by either of South Africa or Sri Lanka. Even if they win by a margin of 4-1 and get to 64.1%, they could still be pipped by either of South Africa (69.4%) or Sri Lanka (69.2%) and New Zealand (64.3%) should those teams win all their remaining Tests. If India lose by a 2-3 scoreline Down Under, they will still be pipped by Australia even if Pat Cummins's team subsequently lose 0-2 in Sri Lanka and most likely by at least one of South Africa, Sri Lanka, or New Zealand.