Sport - Cricket   

England improves official Test rating

London Sept. 9. England's victory in the final npower Test against South Africa on Monday improved its rating in the ICC Test Championship table from 101 to 104.

The improvement is not enough to lift England from fourth place in the official table but it does put it only 2 points behind New Zealand in third.

The ICC Test Championship table, September 8, 2003 (read under position, team, rating): 1. Australia 129, 2. South Africa 116, 3. New Zealand 106, 4. England 104, 5. India 94, 6. Pakistan 92, 7. Sri Lanka 91, 8. West Indies 83, 9. Zimbabwe 58, 10. Bangladesh 00.

The one-day international table: 1. Australia 135, 2. South Africa 118, 3. England 107, 4. West Indies 106, 5. New Zealand 106, 6. Sri Lanka 105, 7. Pakistan 105, 8. India 104, 9. Zimbabwe 63, 10. Kenya 28, 11. Bangladesh 1. — UNI

Printer friendly page  
Send this article to Friends by E-Mail

Sport

News: Front Page | National | Southern States | Other States | International | Opinion | Business | Sport | Miscellaneous |
Advts: Classifieds | Employment | Obituary |

Stories in this Section

Cricket

• TVS Salve Challenger series begins today
• Chemplast is champion again
• England improves official Test rating
• Dalmiya likely to remain BCCI President
• Englishmen have learnt to be positive
• Hameed helps Pakistan hammer Bangladesh
  
  Tennis
  
• Sai has the measure of Sheetal again
• Seven players for Asian championship
  
  Hockey
  
• Asia Cup: Muneer Sait is Tournament Director
• Media comes under the IHF microscope
  
  Athletics
  
• Anju gets additional assistance
  
  Chess
  
• Kramnik getting ready for Leko match
  
  Golf
  
• Impressive field for The Hindu Open
  
  Racing : Horse
  
• Hong Kong racecourse in Guinness Records
• Good Neighbour Policy gets TAI backing
  
  Boxing
  
• Khemanand displays his class
  
  Volleyball
  
• India loses to Japan
  
  Bridge
  
• Western Railway in lead
  
  

Copyright © 2003, The Hindu. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu