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World Test final: South Africa v Australia in the balance on day two

It's a lovely response from Mitchell Starc after being hit by Temba Bavuma for four.

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South Africa fight back but still trail Australia by 91 runs in WTC final

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WTC Final 2025: Rabada Shines as South Africa Dismantle Australia

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Trivia-busting Rabada joins elite Lord's club of two

Rabada's five-wicket haul was enough to see him join Greenidge in the exclusive club.

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Kagiso Rabada lets his bowling do the talking – but Australian seamers have telling say

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Is Test cricket financially sustainable?

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World Test final: South Africa v Australia - text, radio & clips

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Relive the opening day of the World Test Championship final

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South Africa v Australia live: Cricket score and updates from World Test Championship final

James Anderson on why he believes Australia are favourites to win ICC World Test Championship final Follow live coverage of South Africa v Australia from the ICC World Test Championship final today. The ICC Test Championship sees nine teams compete across ...

Australia vs South Africa, ICC WTC 2025 Final, Day 2, Live Updates: Pat Cummins' AUS decimate Temba Bavuma's SA In Lord's, Proteas Trail By 169 runs

Australia vs South Africa, ICC WTC 2025 Final, Day 2, Live Updates: Get all the updates from the AUS vs SA Africa, World Test Championship Final being played the Lord's Cricket Ground, London. Get ball by ball commentary,

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Cricket-South Africa fight back but still trail Australia by 91 runs in 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 91 runs.

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Australia's quicks follow Rabada's start as wickets tumble on first day

Stumps South Africa 43 for 4 (Bedingham 8*, Bavuma 3*, Starc 2-10) trail Australia 212 (Webster 72, Smith 66, Rabada 5-51, Jansen 3-49) by 169 runs Australia's quicks followed what Kagiso Rabada started as the defending champions hit back strongly on the opening day of the World Test Championship final.