WTC Standings: NZ drop after England defeat; where are India, Pakistan?

New Zealand dropped from second to fourth in the ICC World Test Championship 2025-27 standings after a 115-run loss to England at Lord’s. Ollie Robinson starred as England secured a morale-boosting win despite remaining seventh in the table. Australia continue to lead the standings, while South Africa are second and Sri Lanka third. India are sixth, while Pakistan sit eighth, ahead of only West Indies.

Name – Jannillea Glasgow

Team – West Indies

Age – 22 years

Role – Right-arm Fast medium, Left-handed batter

T20 Career stats (so far)

Bowling – 11 inns, 4 wickets, Econ 7.71

For West Indies – 7 inns, 3 wickets, Econ 6.6

For Barbados Royals in WCPL – 1 inns, no wickets, Econ 9

For Trinbago Knight Riders in WCPL – 3 inns, 1 wicket, Econ 10

Batting – 21 inns, 240 runs, Avg 15, SR 97.16, 1 fifty

For West Indies – 14 inns, 205 runs, Avg 20.5, SR 106.21, 1 fifty

For Trinbago Knight Riders in WCPL – 7 inns, 35 runs, Avg 5.83, SR 64.81

Notes

• One of the brightest young talents in West Indies cricket.
• Began playing cricket at the age of 10 in the Park Hill community of St. Vincent.
• She also participates in volleyball, football and athletics at the domestic levels and plays for the United Survivors locally.

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Harry Kane plays for Bayern Munich and leads the England national team. He is one of the most consistent goalscorers of his generation. He started his senior career at Tottenham Hotspur. In the 2014–15 season, he won PFA Young Player of the Year. He then became the Premier League’s top scorer in both the 2015–16 and 2016–17 seasons.

He also helped Tottenham reach the Champions League final in 2019, finishing as runners-up. Kane later became Tottenham’s all-time leading scorer with 280 goals. He also became England’s all-time top scorer. In 2023, he moved to Bayern Munich for a record fee.

Top 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Harry Kane

Missed Two Penalties in One Game as a Kid

Long before becoming one of football’s most reliable penalty takers, Kane learned a hard lesson at his childhood club, Ridgeway Rovers. He missed two penalties in the same match.

Teammates Laughed at His ‘Goal List’

As a young Tottenham academy player, Kane wrote a detailed list of specific career goals he aimed to achieve. His fellow academy players saw it and laughed at him, unable to take his ambitions seriously. Kane had the last laugh. He reached and surpassed nearly every target on that “delusional” list.

Only One Person Believed in Him at Spurs

One person has consistently backed him – John McDermott, the club’s former head of academy coaching. McDermott saw his relentless potential when others didn’t. He guided Kane through his formative years, helping shape the record-breaking striker who would become a Tottenham legend.

Rejected by Arsenal and Then Tottenham

At eight years old, Arsenal released Kane for being “a bit chubby” – a decision Arsène Wenger later called a mistake. Then, a nine-year-old Kane was also briefly let go by Tottenham before being taken back. He had to prove his doubters wrong twice before finally finding his home.

Childhood Sweetheart Lived Three Streets Away

Kane met his future wife, Kate Goodland, as a child in East London. They were friends for years before eventually marrying in 2019. She lived just three streets away from him. Their first photo together was taken as kids with David Beckham.

Learned Chess from ‘The Queen’s Gambit’

After scoring freely in the Bundesliga, Kane challenged his mind in a new way. He secretly took up chess after being inspired by the Netflix drama ‘The Queen’s Gambit’. He started pitting his wits against his Bayern Munich teammates, naming Kingsley Coman as the best player in the squad – though he hadn’t worked up the courage to play him yet.

Scored Right After a Toilet Break in Training

During a Tottenham training match in 2014, Kane ran off the pitch mid-game to use the toilet. When he returned, still adjusting his shirt, the ball landed at his feet. He casually fired it into the top corner with his first touch. Teammates joked that he needed no warm-up, just a quick toilet break.

Local Fan Delivers a Free Schnitzel per Goal

A Bavarian restaurateur and die-hard Bayern fan began delivering a free schnitzel to Kane’s door for every goal he scores. The fan bypasses security with a simple password: “I’m the schnitzel guy.” Kane admits he can’t eat them all to stay fit, but the gesture has become a beloved part of his Munich move.

Scratch Golfer Still Chasing a Hole-in-One

Kane’s love for golf is serious. He reportedly plays off a handicap of three – that’s scratch golfer territory. He credits the sport for helping him “get away from football.” But one achievement has eluded him: a hole-in-one. He has admitted that joining the “hole-in-one club” remains a major bucket list item.

Family Man Who Lets His Daughter Control His Phone

Despite all the goal records, Kane is a family man first. When his daughter Vivienne grabs his phone, she changes his lock screen to emojis and fills his camera roll with random family photos. He doesn’t drink or go to nightclubs, preferring golf or time at home.

FAQs

Q. Where did Harry Kane start his senior career?

A. Kane started his senior career at Tottenham Hotspur.

Q. When did Kane move to Bayern Munich?

A. Kane moved to Bayern Munich in 2023.

Q. What record does Harry Kane hold for England?

A. Kane is England’s all-time top goalscorer.

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Australia will continue playing under the captaincy of Josh Inglis as the squad for the three-match ODI series against Bangladesh has been announced. The series is slated to commence from June 9 and will be followed by a three-match T20I series as well. Marsh, who missed the previous series against Pakistan due to an injury, has been excluded from the squad while Travis Head also misses out.

Australia squad for BAN vs AUS ODIs

Josh Inglis (c), Xavier Bartlett, Alex Carey, Cooper Connolly, Ben Dwarshuis, Nathan Ellis, Cameron Green, Matthew Kuhnemann, Marnus Labuschagne, Todd Murphy, Oliver Peake, Matthew Renshaw, Liam Scott, Matt Short, Adam Zampa

Australia selector Tony Dodemaide revealed that while they expected Marsh to recover in time for the Bangladesh ODIs, he is yet to return to full fitness. The all-rounder suffered an ankle injury towards the end of the IPL, which saw him miss the series against Pakistan as well. However, Marsh has been named as the T20I captain and will join the side in Dhaka to commence preparations for the series.

“We were hopeful Mitch Marsh would be available for the Bangladesh ODI series however he is still returning to full fitness from an ankle injury. Mitch will join the group in Dhaka and begin preparations for the T20I Series,” said national selector Tony Dodemaide.

Meanwhile, Travis Head will miss the series due to personal reasons. The national selector stated that the opener was initially selected for both the ODIs and T20Is, but was later granted leave. Tanveer Sangha picked up a hamstring injury in Lahore, and therefore won’t be a part of the Bangladesh series. He has been replaced by Todd Murphy.

Oliver Peake, who became the youngest Australian to make an ODI debut earlier, has been retained in the squad, along with Matt Short. Australia’s pace attack will be spearheaded by Xavier Bartlett, and will comprise of Ben Dwarshuis and Nathan Ellis.

No.	Date	Match	Venue
1	9 June	1st ODI	Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka
2	11 June	2nd ODI	Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka
3	14 June	3rd ODI	Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka

Australia squad for BAN vs AUS T20Is

Mitchell Marsh (c), Xavier Bartlett, Cooper Connolly, Tim David, Joel Davies, Nathan Ellis, Cameron Green, Aaron Hardie, Josh Inglis, Spencer Johnson, Matthew Kuhnemann, Riley Meredith, Josh Philippe, Matthew Renshaw, Adam Zampa

No.	Date	Match	Venue	Time (AEST)
1	17 June	1st T20I	Bir Sreshtho Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium, Chattogram	6:00 PM
2	19 June	2nd T20I	Bir Sreshtho Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium, Chattogram	6:00 PM
3	21 June	3rd T20I	Bir Sreshtho Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium, Chattogram	6:00 PM

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Former Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) head coach Chandrakant Pandit, who has worked closely with Shreyas Iyer when he led the franchise to the IPL title in 2024, has hailed the Ajit Agarkar-led national selection committee’s decision to make him the captain of the India T20 team.

“I am very happy to see that another Mumbai cricketer will be leading the Indian team. Shreyas has done well while leading Punjab Kings in the last two years and his form has improved in recent seasons. Shreyas firstly deserved a return to the Indian team, and of course the captaincy. I’m sure Shreyas will make this opportunity count as he has the strength and ability to shoulder the responsibility of being a good skipper,” Pandit told mid-day on Saturday.

Former India wicketkeeper-batter Pandit went on to explain Iyer’s leadership traits which he experienced during their KKR stint together.

“He was a good listener. I have never seen him excited or confused on the field. In my philosophy, the captain wins 50 per cent of the match through his field placements and bowling changes. Shreyas showed that when he was KKR captain. We, the KKR support staff, never felt the need to guide him on the ground because he is so mature. He has a lot of experience in T20 cricket. I would like to praise the selection committee for showing trust in him,” said Pandit, adding that “no one can question Shreyas’s appointment as India captain. If you look at his record, he deserved it.”

Iyer, 31, who has scored 1104 runs in 51 T20Is, last played a T20I for India in December 2023.

Pandit also revealed that Iyer was confident of making a comeback to the Indian team.

“I remember speaking to Shreyas once and he was very positive and confident. He told me, ‘Sir, I will come back to the Indian team.’ Some players change and go into a different zone after getting such an opportunity, but Shreyas is a cool and calm player. He knows what to do on the ground and how to implement decisions on the field. He never hesitates to take spontaneous decisions,” Pandit signed off.