The World Test Championship (WTC) 2023-25 is entering its end, with each team, give or take, having a couple of bilateral series remaining. Of course, at this point in time, though, of the nine teams taking part in this tournament, only four have a realistic chance of reaching the final. Currently, India are on top of points table of the WTC and look absolute favorites to make it to the final while their PCT is miles ahead of the rest. Australia are the only other team second on the points tally, but Sri Lanka, South Africa, and New Zealand cannot be written off yet. Let's see where the teams are presently and what needs to happen for each team in order to qualify for the WTC final, which is to be played at the historic Lord's Cricket Ground from June 7-11 next year. Also Read | Rohit Sharma's Net Worth Unveiled: A Cricket Star’s Lucrative Journey India If, however, India defeat New Zealand 3-0 but lose to Australia 3-1 in the BGT, then their PCT will be a healthy 65.78%. That should still be enough for them to make the final. If India clean sweeps New Zealand and Australia clean sweeps India in the BGT, then their PCT will drop to 58.77%. In such a scenario, the doors will open for other sides, especially Sri Lanka, to enter the final and put India's chances in real jeopardy. However, if India manages to win one match in the BGT with a 1-4 defeat, then their PCT will be 64%. Australia It will only send Australia's PCT to 62.28% and push their fortunes to other people if a 2-2 draw in the BGT is coupled with a 2-0 win in Sri Lanka. The scenario of a 2-2 draw in the BGT and a 1-1 draw in Sri Lanka will only ensure that their PCT droops to 57%, paving the way for not only Sri Lanka but also South Africa and New Zealand to overtake them. In realistic terms, they will go through with a win by 3-1 in the BGT and by 2-0 in Sri Lanka, thereby taking their PCT to 67.54%. Of course, with a few other results having gone their way, they would have still gone through with a win by 3-1 in the BGT and a 1-1 draw in Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka If Sri Lanka loses 0-2 to South Africa, they can say their WTC Final chances goodbye. Even whitewashing Australia will then take their PCT to a maximum of 53.84%, which will by no means be enough. South Africa But if South Africa loses one of their remaining six matches, the best PCT they can get to will be 61.1%, which will practically see them sent out of contention. Then they will largely rely on the other results to make the final. Winning 4/6 remaining matches means South Africa will end up with a PCT of 52.77%. That means goodbye to their chances. New Zealand New Zealand can go as high as PCT 64.29 if they win all of their remaining six Tests. If they lose one out of the remaining six, then their PCT will reduce down to 57.14%. Even a 1-1 draw in India and a 3-0 win over England will, more than likely send the Blackcaps home. In that case, they would stand at PCT 52.38% only. Also Read | Top 5 Players with Most Centuries in WTC | From 100 to Glory Remaining Matches of Teams India – 8 Test Matches Australia – 7 Test Matches Sri Lanka – 5 Test Matches South Africa – 6 Test Matches New Zealand – 6 Test Matches. Other Teams Winning Percentage New Zealand – 37.50% Pakistan -59.52% England - 57.95% Bangladesh - 56.25% West Indies - 51.28%