Bangladesh move up to second position in the World Cup Super League standings
Table-toppers Australia played 6 matches and earned 40 points winning 4 matches and losing 2 of them. England are just behind Bangladesh with the same 30 points in their bag but a lesser net run-rate.
Bangladesh moved up to number to in the World Cup Super League standings after whitewashing Windies in the 3-match ODI series. They bagged the whole 30 points are just 10 points away from the toppers Australia.
Table-toppers Australia played 6 matches and earned 40 points winning 4 matches and losing 2 of them. England are just behind Bangladesh with the same 30 points in their bag but a lesser net run-rate. While Bangladesh have a superior NRR of 1.893, England currently have a NRR of 0.79 and they played 6 matches for their 30 points.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are right next in the standings with 20 points in their bag.
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Surprisingly, India are behind Zimbabwe and Ireland in the standings. They are 8th in the table with 9 points from their 3 matches.
Windies yet to open their account after they lost all three of the matches here against Bangladesh.
Sri Lanka, South Africa, New Zealand and Netherlands are yet to begin their World Cup Super League campaign.
Bangladesh will play their next World Cup Super League series against New Zealand in March. Before that, they will face Windies in the two-match Test series starting from February 03 at Chattogram.
