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South Africa wins the World Test Championship, its first major cricket title in 27 years

43% Left coverage: 65 sources

South Africa won the World Test Championship against titleholder Australia by five wickets after knocking off the last 69 runs required on the fourth morning of the final on Saturday. The Proteas achieved their first major cricket title in 27 years, sparking celebrations at Lord’s. They moved from a portentous 213-2 overnight to 282-5, the second-highest successful run chase in the 141-year test history at the home of cricket.See the Story

Sachin Tendulkar · South Africa

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

42% Left coverage: 55 sources

LONDON (AP) — South Africa won the World Test Championship against titleholder Australia by five wickets after knocking off the last 69 runs required on the fourth morning of the final on Saturday. The Proteas achieved their first major cricket title in 27 years, sparking celebrations at Lord’s. They moved from a portentous 213-2 overnight to 282-5, the second-highest successful run chase in the 141-year test history at the home of cricket. Aust…See the Story

Shane Warne · Sydney

Australia's Pat Cummins Rips Through South Africa Batting in WTC Final

50% Right coverage: 12 sources

Australian captain Pat Cummins wrecked havoc on the second day of the 2025 World Test Championship (WTC) final against South Africa. The game is being played at the iconic Lord's cricket ground.See the Story

Starc Shines as Australia Set South Africa 282 to Win WTC Final

63% Right coverage: 8 sources

Australia all-rounder Mitchell Starc starred with the bat on Day 3 of the ongoing World Test Championship (WTC) 2025 final against South Africa at Lord's in London on Friday, June 13.Cricket · Australia See the Story

David Bedingham: Amazing Chance for ‘Confident’ Proteas to Win World Test Championship Final Against Australia

71% Right coverage: 7 sources

David Bedingham expresses the South African team's confidence in chasing down Australia's target in the World Test Championship final. The Proteas, led by bowlers Rabada, Jansen, and Ngidi, mounted a comeback, leaving Australia under pressure. Challenges loom, but optimism prevails in the South African camp.Cricket · Australia See the Story

Proteas Women all-round Marizanne Kapp to earn 150th cap in series leveler against West Indies

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Decorated Proteas Women all-rounder Marizanne Kapp was chuffed to earn a historic 150th cap for her country, as they gear up for the second ODI against the West Indies on Saturday. Kapp was called up to add some experience to the young team but more especially, add her cool head into the mix. The 35-year-old said she’s still hungry to play the game and does not have any idea as to when she is going to call it quitsCricket · South Africa See the Story

ICC WTC 2025 Final: Temba Bavuma Holding Mace Will Lift Test Cricket Again in South Africa, Says Graeme Smith | 🏏 LatestLY

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

At stumps on Day 3, South Africa stood just 69 runs away from glory, reaching 213/2 after a magnificent, unbeaten 143-run stand between Markram (102*) and Bavuma (65*), who battled through a hamstring injury. Smith praised the resilience of a team that clawed its way back from 75 runs behind in the first innings. 🏏 ICC WTC 2025 Final: Temba Bavuma Holding Mace Will Lift Test Cricket Again in South Africa, Says Graeme Smith.Cricket · South Africa See the Story

Australia remain on top despite second innings collapse

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Australia captain Pat Cummins starred with the ball and Alex Carey made valuable runs following a dramatic collapse as the holders retained the advantage in...Sports · Australia See the Story

Former Proteas paceman Rory Kleinveldt returns to Cape Town as Western Province head coach

Coverage: 2 sources

The Western Province Cricket Association (WPCA) has announced the appointment of Rory Kleinveldt as Western Province men’s head coach on a three-year contract. Kleinveldt returns to Newlands after a successful stint in the UK as Lead Bowling Coach for Northamptonshire County Cricket Club. The 42-year-old’s appointment follows the departure of former head coach, Salieg Nackerdien, who concluded his tenure at the end of the 2024/25 season. No stra…Cricket · Cape Town See the Story

South Africa A wrap up series win

Marques Ackerman scored 35* as South Africa A beat West Indies A by seven wickets in Saint Lucia on Wednesday to seal the series 2-0. The visiting captain faced 35 balls, striking five fours and a six, to take his side to their 100-run target in just 19.3 overs. He shared a partnership of 50 for the third wicket with Sinethemba Qeshile (26 off 42 balls), the only wicket to fall on the day, with the tourists needing only 5.3 overs to knock off th…South Africa · South Africa Read Article

Rabada leads Proteas before batters wilt under Australia pressure in WTC Final

46% Left coverage: 11 sources

SA 43 for 4 (David Bedingham 8*, Temba Bavuma 3*, Mitchell Starc 2-10) trail Australia 212 (Beau Webster 72, Steve Smith 66, Kagiso Rabada 5-51) by 169 runs.Steve Smith · Sydney See the Story

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South Africa wins the World Test Championship, its first major cricket title in 27 years

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

Australia's Pat Cummins Rips Through South Africa Batting in WTC Final

Starc Shines as Australia Set South Africa 282 to Win WTC Final

David Bedingham: Amazing Chance for ‘Confident’ Proteas to Win World Test Championship Final Against Australia

Proteas Women all-round Marizanne Kapp to earn 150th cap in series leveler against West Indies

ICC WTC 2025 Final: Temba Bavuma Holding Mace Will Lift Test Cricket Again in South Africa, Says Graeme Smith | 🏏 LatestLY

Australia remain on top despite second innings collapse

Former Proteas paceman Rory Kleinveldt returns to Cape Town as Western Province head coach

South Africa A wrap up series win

Rabada leads Proteas before batters wilt under Australia pressure in WTC Final

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