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South Africa wins the World Test Championship, its first major cricket title in 27 years

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,

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Cricket-South Africa beat Australia by five wickets to win World Test Championship

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South Africa ignore Aussie sledges to go from chokers to champions

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South Africa's emotional WTC triumph: Proteas win first major cricket trophy in 27 years

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.

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South Africa win WTC to land first major title

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Relive absorbing day three as SA close on WTC final win

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ICC World Test Championship 2025-27 full schedule: Who will India host and tour in the new WTC cycle?

South Africa clinched the World Test Championship 2023-25, setting the stage for the 2025-27 cycle featuring 71 matches. Australia will play the most matches, followed by England. India begins a new era under Shubman Gill,

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'Never again': Markram reveals motivation amid toughest Test

Australia left-armer Mitchell Starc, who took three of South Africa's five second-innings wickets, told cricket.com.au they tried almost everything with the ball to dislodge the South African opener as he took full advantage of the best batting conditions in the second half of the match.

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Temba Bavuma slams Australia for using the 'dreaded word' in WTC final

Temba Bavuma revealed that Australia used the term "chokers" during South Africa's batting innings in the WTC final. Bavuma hopes their victory will boost Test cricket's profile in South Africa and inspire the team to emulate past successes.

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Australia will not give up World Test Championship crown without a proper fight

Assistant coach Daniel Vettori insists Australia have not given up hope of retaining their World Test Championship crown after South Africa finished the third day at Lord's in a commanding position.

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'Time to reset': Aussies vow to bounce back with fresh start

Cummins also backed 38-year-old opener Usman Khawaja to rediscover his best after a challenging six months in seaming conditions in Australia (against India) and at Lord's (in the WTC final) either of his take down of Sri Lanka's spinners in Galle.