India, New Zealand move up Test rankings
South Africa have stretched their lead at the top of the ICC Test Team Rankings, while India and New Zealand also moved upwards to occupy the first four positions in the table after the latest annual update

India moved up to fourth as their whitewashes at the hands of England and Australia in 2011-12 were removed from the rankings calculations • Getty Images
India
Went up three places, benefiting from having both their 4-0 drubbings - in England in 2011 and in Australia in 2011-12 - knocked off the calculations, as the rankings currently consider all Tests from May 2012 onwards. That has helped India gain four points, lifting their tally from 95 to 99.
Pakistan
Dropped three places because their 3-0 thrashing of England in January 2012 - a period when England were the top-ranked Test team - was knocked off the calculations. Pakistan's 1-0 series win against Sri Lanka was also in the period which is now omitted.
England
Dropped five points as their 4-0 win against India - then the top-ranked team - is no longer considered.
New Zealand
Didn't gain any ranking points, but benefited from other teams dropping points, to move up two places in the table