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Winning WTC Final Could Be The Turnaround For Test Cricket In South Africa, Says Boucher
South Africa will mark their first-ever appearance in a WTC final when they take on Australia at Lord's on June 11. The side had topped the 2023-25 World Test Championship (WTC) cycle points table after winning seven Tests in a row and grabbed the top spot with a 69.44 points percentage.
South Africa are currently preparing for the all-important one-off Test by taking on Zimbabwe in a warm-up clash at Arundel.
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