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South Africa Wins the World Test Championship, Its First Major Cricket Title in 27 Years

  • By the close of play on the third day at Lord's during the World Test Championship final on June 14, 2025, South Africa stood at 213 for 2 in their second innings, propelled by an unbeaten century from Aiden Markram.
  • South Africa set out to chase 282 runs to dethrone Australia, who led by 218 runs with two wickets remaining earlier in the match under challenging pitch conditions.
  • Markram and captain Temba Bavuma compiled a 143-run unbeaten partnership despite Bavuma's hamstring injury, while Kagiso Rabada took nine wickets in the match including 4-59 in the innings.
  • Markram, aged 30, scored his eighth Test hundred in 84 innings facing 156 balls with 11 fours, while Rabada dismissed key batsmen like Nathan Lyon lbw and finished with nine wickets overall.
  • The near successful pursuit marks South Africa's first major ICC title since 1998 and suggests a significant breakthrough against a dominant Australian side led by prolific bowlers like Mitchell Starc.
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Outlook India broke the news in New Delhi, India on Friday, June 13, 2025.
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