Australia though can regain the number one position immediately as they take on New Zealand for five ODIs, just two days after the Perth match. Whichever side leads the ODI Championship table on April 1 will collect $175,000 with the runners-up pocketing $75,000. The same is true of the Test Championship with the top team walking away with $350,000.
Irrespective of India vs Sri Lanka result, South Africa will go to top of the table if they win the fifth and final match of the ongoing series against Australia in Perth on Friday.
Victory for the Proteas in that match would put them level with Australia on 125 ratings points. However, South Africa would be just ahead of their hosts by a fraction of a ratings point (124.85 points compared to Australia's 124.64). India will retain their third place in that case.
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