Pakistan loses 11 WTC points for slow over-rate in Edgbaston Test
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 8:19 AM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Pakistan has been docked 11 points in the ICC World Test Championship standings due to a slow over-rate during the recent Test match in Edgbaston. This penalty comes as Pakistan already sits at the bottom of the WTC points table following their loss in the opening Test in England. Currently, they hold only 4.63 points in this cycle, severely impacting their chances of competing for a higher position. The decision reinforces the importance of adhering to over-rate regulations in Test matches.
- •Pakistan docked 11 points for slow over-rate in Edgbaston
- •They currently have only 4.63 points in the WTC standings
- •The penalty follows their loss in the opening Test in England
- •Pakistan remains at the bottom of the WTC points table
- 8:19 AMESPNcricinfo — Pakistan docked 11 WTC points for a slow over-rate in Edgbaston Test
"Pakistan, already at the bottom of the WTC points table when they lost the opening Test in England, now have just 4.63 points in this cycle
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