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Cricket-Australia stretch lead over South Africa in WTC final to 106 runs

By Mark Gleeson LONDON (Reuters) -Australia took control of the World Test Championship final on Thursday as they stretched their lead over South Africa to 106 runs at tea on the second day after captain Pat Cummins had taken six wickets.

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

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South Africa wins toss and bowling first against Australia in WTC final

South Africa won the toss and chose to bowl first against defending champion Australia at Lord’s in the World Test Championship final on Wednesday.

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

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South Africa vs. Australia WTC Final Day 1 Highlights

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

Australia captain Pat Cummins said defending the title was high on the priority list, even after all their country’s success in the limited-overs formats. “It’s a trophy we’ve spoken a lot about over the last couple of years. Test cricket is my ...

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Cricket-Australia fight back to 190-5 at tea in WTC final against South Africa

Steve Smith led an Australia fightback to put the defending champions on 190-5 at tea on the opening day of the World Test Championship final against South Africa at Lord’s on Wednesday. Smith scored

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AUS vs SA WTC 2025 Final Test: Live updates, scores, highlights as Rabada and co. turn the game, Aussies in trouble

Check out the scorecard for this game and other live cricket scores via our partner, DafaScores. The stage is set at Lord's for the 2025 World Test Championship (WTC) final as defending champions Australia lock horns with South Africa in what promises to be a gripping encounter.

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Quicks on fire as Aussies roar back into WTC final

Steve Smith (66) and Beau Webster's (72) counterattack after lunch ensured the reigning WTC champions averted total disaster after slipping to 4-67 when towering left-armer Marco Jansen struck twice on the stroke of the main interval.