Champions Trophy points table: Updated standings and net run rate after Pakistan v Bangladesh washout

The two sides were due to play the final match of their campaigns against each other, but heavy rain meant the umpire's called off the fixture early with no play possible. It's the second match called off in the tournament so far, after the Australia v South Africa Group B fixture was washed out last week.

It means both sides will finish the group stage with a point to their name, having lost both of their other fixtures. Pakistan will finish the tournament at the bottom of Group A, with an inferior NRR to Bangladesh.

The Pakistan vs. Bangladesh match in Rawalpindi has been abandoned due to heavy rain.

Pakistan end their 2025 Champions Trophy campaign without a single win.#PAKvsBAN #ChampionsTrophy pic.twitter.com/PFqQvARIEU

— Wisden (@WisdenCricket) February 27, 2025

The top position in the group is still up for grabs, with India and New Zealand due to play each other on Sunday (March 2). The winner of that game will finish first in the table, with both sides currently on four points, and guaranteed qualification for the semi-finals.

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In Group B, England became the first team in that half of the draw eliminated from the tournament after they lost to Afghanistan in a nail-biter yesterday (February 26). All three other teams in the group are still in with a chance of semi-final qualification.

Afghanistan must win their final match against Australia in order to reach their second consecutive ICC semi-final. If they win that game, they will qualify regardless of whether South Africa beat England or not.

Updated Champions Trophy 2025 standings after Pakistan v Bangladesh washout

Group A