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Pakistan Slip To 8th In Men's Test Rankings After Series Loss To Bangladesh
This is Pakistan's lowest rating points in the Test rankings since 1965, excluding a brief period when they were unranked due to insufficient matches.
Pakistan was ranked sixth before two-match series against Bangaldesh, however, back-to-back losses on home soil have seen them slide below the West Indies, now sitting with 76 rating points.
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