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WTC Final: Australia’s Lead Surge To 100 Despite Rabada’s Double Strikes At Tea
ICC World Test Championship Final: Despite Kagiso Rabada striking twice, Australia managed to take their lead past 100 after reaching 32/2 in 12 overs at tea on day two of the ICC World Test Championship Final at Lord’s on Thursday.
Australia first took a 74-run lead thanks to Pat Cummins' brilliance, who picked 6-28 in his 18.1 overs, thus getting into the Lord’s honours board and also reached the milestone of 300 Test wickets. Cummins further became the first fast-bowling captain since 1982 to take a five-wicket haul at Lord's.
At the close of second session, Australia’s lead stands at 106 runs and with Steve Smith (four not out) and Marnus Labuschagne (16 not out) at the crease, the current mace holders will be primed to make tons of runs and push the game out of South Africa’s reach. Read More...
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WTC Final: Ponting Lauds Webster For Gutsy Knock In Aussie's Rescue On Opening Day
World Test Championship: London, June 12 (ANS) Former captain Ricky Ponting has heaped praise on Beau Webster, who came to the rescue in Australia’s first innings of the World Test Championship final against South Africa at Lord's, saying the allrounder "looked completely ready" as the scorecard looked "a whole lot different" with his knock of 70.
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'To Be Named In That List Of Bowlers Is Special': Rabada On Surpassing Allan Donald
South Africa’s pace spearhead Kagiso Rabada, who leapfrogged legendary Allan Donald as the fourth-highest wicket-taker for the Proteas in Tests, said he feel special to be listed among the greats.
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World Test Championship: Australia's fast bowlers were at their accurate best as they reduced South Africa to 43/4 in 22 overs at stumps on Day One of the World Test Championship final at Lord’s ohere n Wednesday.
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WTC Final: Bowlers Strike As SA Slump To 43/4 After Rabada’s Fifer Dismisses Australia For 212
World Test Championship Final: Australia's fast bowlers were at their accurate best as they reduced South Africa to 43/4 in 22 overs at stumps on Day One of the World Test Championship final at the Lord’s on Wednesday. On a day when 14 wickets fell, Kagiso Rabada claimed 5-51 as Australia were bowled out for 212. But Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, and Josh Hazlewood struck in the final session to leave South Africa four down, with them trailing Australia by 169 runs.
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WTC Final: Labuschagne To Open, Green & Hazlewood Named In Australia's Playing XI
World Test Championship: Australia have revealed their playing XI on the eve of the World Test Championship (WTC) final against South Africa, scheduled to be played from Wednesday at Lord’s.
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WTC Final: Anderson Feels Rabada Against Smith Could Be An Interesting Battle
World Test Championships Final: Ahead of the all-important World Test Championship (WTC) final between Australia and South Africa at Lord's starting on Wednesday, legendary pacer James Anderson is excited to watch the duel between speedster Kagiso Rabada and right-handed batter Steve Smith.
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WTC Final Is An Important Step To Becoming One Of The Great Australian Teams: Lyon
ICC World Test Championship: Australia spinner Nathan Lyon believes the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) final 2025 represents a significant step in Australia's quest to become one of the all-time great Test teams.
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World Test Championship: Ahead of Australia facing South Africa in the World Test Championship final, fast-bowler Josh Hazlewood said he always feels reasonably confident while bowling in Tests in England and added that he will increase his pace in the run-up to the one-off clash starting at the Lord’s on June 11.
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'I Want To Make Their Decision As Hard As Possible': Boland Eyes WTC Final Spot
World Test Championship: Australia pacer Scott Boland, who is finally pain-free for the first time in 18 months, is determined to give selectors a tough decision as he pushes for a place in the World Test Championship final next week, ahead of Josh Hazlewood.
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Owen Earns Maiden Australia Call-up For T20I Against West Indies, Fraser-McGurk Omitted
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Mitch Owen has earned a maiden call-up to the Australian team after being named in the squad for the five-match T20I series against the West Indies in July. Young opener Jake Fraser-McGurk is a notable omission from the T20I squad after an extended lean period, while Marcus Stoinis and Xavier Bartlett are also dropped for the trip to the Caribbean.
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