The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday acknowledged a glitch in its website that made India the top-ranked men's team on the ICC Test rankings.
Following the correction made by the ICC, India was moved back to the second slot in the Test ranking, while Australia was returned to the number 1 slot.
Posting an updated ranking list, the ICC said: "The ICC acknowledges, for a short period of time on February 15, 2023, that, due to a technical error, India were erroneously displayed as the No 1 Test team on the ICC website. We apologise for any inconvenience caused."
Australia will head into the second Test against India in Delhi, starting on Friday (January 17) as the No 1-ranked team with 126 rating points, 11 above India’s 115.
India won the first Test in Nagpur by an inning and 132 runs, and are vying for a place in the final of the ICC World Test Championship 2021-23.
Pakistan is placed at the sixth position with 88 rating points. The earlier glitch showed India with 115 points as compared to 111 by Australia.
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