The International Cricket Council (ICC) is preparing to revisit the structure of the World Test Championship (WTC) during its upcoming meetings. Scheduled for May 21 and May 30-31, these discussions will focus on potential changes proposed by a working group led by former New Zealand cricketer Roger Twose. Key recommendations include expanding the WTC to include 12 teams, allowing Zimbabwe, Ireland, and Afghanistan to participate, and considering the inclusion of one-Test series for WTC points. Currently, the WTC consists of nine Full Members who play a series of bilateral matches, with each series requiring a minimum of two Tests. The ICC's Future Tours Programme (FTP) is set to conclude in March 2024, culminating in the WTC final in June 2027 in England. While significant progress is hoped for in the May meetings, a final decision on the new structure may not occur until the ICC's annual general meeting in July 2023 in Edinburgh. Additionally, the participation of the Pakistan Cricket Board's head is uncertain due to ongoing political tensions between India and Pakistan.