Markram reveals how the painful T20 World Cup defeat against India last year encouraged him to go the extra mile in the WTC 2025 Final.
South Africa script history by outclassing the defending champions Australia in the WTC Final 2025 at the Lord's.
South Africa clinched their maiden WTC title on June 14, 2025, defeating Australia by 5 wickets at Lord’s, with Aiden Markram’s 136* and Kagiso Rabada’s 9 wickets sealing a historic triumph.
Day 3 of the WTC Final 2025 saw Aiden Markram’s historic 102* and Temba Bavuma’s gritty 65* power South Africa to 213/2, needing just 69 runs to win while chasing 282. Earlier, Mitchell Starc’s resilient 58* helped Australia reach 207/10, setting a challenging target, with South Africa now on the brink of victory at stumps.
Lord’s Cricket Ground is known for its tough fourth-innings chases, with only three successful 200+ run chases in Test history. The WTC 2025 Final sees South Africa chasing 282, adding fresh suspense to this rare feat.
Day 2 of the WTC Final 2025 saw Pat Cummins’ historic 6/28 dismantle South Africa for 138, while Alex Carey’s 43 helped Australia reach 144/8, leading by 218 runs at stumps.
Khawaja and Green fall prey to Rabada once again, this time in the second innings of Australia in the ongoing WTC 2025 Final
South Africa's David Bedingham survives a close obstructing the field call moments before the lunch break on day two.
Steven Smith, with wit and wisdom, humorously reflects on his Day 1 dismissal while strategically planning to exploit South Africa's batting on a tricky pitch in the 2025 WTC Final.
Josh Hazlewood’s 136 kmph jaffa at 20.2 overs nips back to shatter Tristan Stubbs’ stumps for 2, leaving South Africa reeling at 30/4 in the WTC Final 2025 against Australia.
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