WTC Final

Temba Bavuma Faces Major Setback Days After Leading South Africa to WTC Glory

21 Jun 2025

South African skipper Temba Bavuma has been sidelined from the forthcoming two-Test series against Zimbabwe because of a left hamstring strain he picked up in last week's World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia at Lord's. Bavuma, who will be subjected to additional scans to ascertain the severity of the...

Dale Steyn in Tears After South Africa Win WTC Final: ‘Life Will Go On But…’

15 Jun 2025

It's difficult to put into words how much the World Test Championship victory would have meant to South Africa, especially the generations of all-time-great cricketers who had passed through the ranks and endured such protracted periods of heartbreak and disappointment. Legends like Dale Steyn, who gave their all but never...

Aiden Markram Becomes Only Third Batter to Score a Hundred in WTC Final

14 Jun 2025

South Africa's Aiden Markram stepped up in the World Test Championship final against Australia, scoring a century in the last match at Lord's on Friday, June 13. Markram played a nearly flawless innings, becoming the first-ever WTC Final centurion from South Africa. Aiden Markram Joins Elite Company in WTC Final...

Steve Smith Suffers Finger Dislocation, Taken to Hospital for X-ray

13 Jun 2025

Australia have been dealt a severe setback when star batsman Steve Smith was taken for X-ray at a local hospital after he suffered a compound dislocation in his right little finger during Day Three's play of the ICC World Test Championship final against South Africa at the Lord's on Friday....

Bedingham Confident South Africa Can Chase Down Target in WTC Final

13 Jun 2025

South Africa’s middle-order batter David Bedingham has expressed strong confidence in his team’s ability to chase down Australia’s target in the World Test Championship (WTC) final. He said the Proteas are filled with belief and are excited about the challenge ahead. Two Days of Intensity at Lord’s The WTC final...

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