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Australia, South Africa and WTC final

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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WTC Final 2025: Can South Africa pull off a miracle against Australia? A look at successful run-chases at Lord's in Tests

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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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World Test final: SA going well in chase of 282 to beat Australia

Australia are 144-8 in their second innings, with a lead of 218 runs.

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Australia hold upper hand as bowlers dominate at WTC 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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Australia edge South Africa as bowlers dominate at WTC final

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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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Rabada rebounds from suspension to take five-for in WTC final for South Africa

Six weeks after he was suspended from cricket, Kagiso Rabada was receiving a standing ovation from the crowd 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.