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Cricket-WTC final in balance

Cricket-WTC final in the balance as South Africa need 188 more runs to win

By Mark Gleeson LONDON (Reuters) -Defending champions Australia needed eight wickets and South Africa 188 more runs as both chased victory in a gripping World Test Championship final at Lord’s on Friday.

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Australia edge South Africa as bowlers dominate at WTC final

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Australia leads South Africa by 218 runs after wickets tumble again on Day 2 of WTC final

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Australia hold upper hand as bowlers dominate at WTC final

South Africa fought back at the start of the second day of the World Test Championship final against Australia but had captain Temba Bavuma dismissed before going to lunch on 121-5, still trailing by ...

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Australia fight back as 14 wickets fall in World Test final

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South Africa handed ultimate chance to end ‘chokers’ tag

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'He's so good in the field' - Labuschagne takes diving catch to dismiss Bavuma

Australia's Marnus Labuschagne takes a brilliant diving catch to remove South Africa captain Temba Bavuma for 36 to leave South Africa on 94-5 on day two of the ICC Test Championship final at Lord's.

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World Test final: Australia set South Africa 282 for victory

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AUS vs SA Live Score, WTC Final 2025, Day 3: South Africa eye strong start in 282-run chase against Australia

Pat Cummins to Wiaan Mulder, FOUR! Another fine stroke! On a length, outside off, Wiaan Mulder stands tall and upright and punches this past a diving point, to his right, for his third boundary! This stand is racing along at 30 (29)!

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Wickets galore on Day 1 of the WTC final between South Africa and Australia

Australia has overcome a miserable morning to rock South Africa back on its heels by the end of day one of the World Test Championship at Lord’s.

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James Anderson's combined WTC final XI is a bit of a shock

What would an XI formed from the two sides in the World Test Championship final - Australia and South Africa - look like? James Anderson is asked to his pick his line-up by making a choice between an Aussie and a South African for each slot.