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South Africa’s emotional WTC triumph: Proteas win first major cricket trophy in 27 years
LONDON (AP) — South Africa won the World Test Championship against titleholder Australia by five wickets after knocking off the last 69 runs required on the fourth morning of the final on Saturday. The Proteas achieved their first major cricket title in 27 years, sparking celebrations at Lord’s.
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WTC Final: Bavuma Reveals Australia's Sledging and How They Tackled It
Bavuma also reflected on his reaction after wicketkeeper batter Kyle Verreynne smashed the winning runs to defeat Australia in the WTC Final by five wickets at Lord's on Saturday, according to a release from the ICC. "When he (Verreynne) scored the runs, I hid my head in my hands, just trying to embrace and acknowledge what we've just done."
Ricky Ponting Hands Out Priceless Praise To Aiden Markram After WTC Final Ton: "Could Not Believe..."
Speaking in the aftermath of the epic World Test Championship Final at Lord's, Ponting had high praise for Markram's cracking ton that helped South Africa lift the mace, placing the knock among the best centuries that he could recall on the big stage.
Allan Donald said South Africa's WTC win took a lot of his pain away.
Still, the one individual every South African fan wanted to see in attendance was the one who possibly endured the mother of all heartaches. Allan Donald. He was part of the South African 1992 World Cup squad that fell victim to the Duckworth-Lewis,
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Victorious Temba Bavuma clocked these numbers in WTC 2023-25
South Africa showcased an impressive home record during the 2023-25 World Test Championship, winning five out of six matches
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Steyn Salutes WTC Victory with Emotional Tribute – Goes Viral on Social Media
The South African cricket icon Dale Steyn became overwhelmed with emotion when South Africa made history by defeating Australia and lifting the World Test Championship trophy. The South
‘When Do We Stop Picking Him?’: Marnus Labuschagne Under Fire After WTC Failure
Marnus Labuschagne's position in the Australian Test team is under scrutiny following their defeat in the World Test Championship final., Cricket News - Times Now
‘If you limp to the end of your career, it’s a nightmare’: Ian Healy slams Australia’s WTC final loss, serves Ashes warning
Former Australia Test captain Tim Paine, however, believes Labuschagne and Khawaja can turn it around in the West Indies Tests, starting June 25.
Tim Paine Rejects Critique of Australia's Top Order Following WTC Final Setback: 'Quality Players Don't Grow On Trees'
Tim Paine defends Usman Khawaja & Marnus Labuschagne after WTC Final criticism. He says top players shouldn't be dropped after one poor Test, calling them vital to Australia’s future.
Mitchell Johnson questions Josh Hazlewood's decision of 'priortizing' IPL post poor performance in WTC final
According to reports, Josh Hazlewood was not expected to play for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the IPL 2025 final leg, which was halted for about a week due to border-tensions between India and Pakistan.
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