The ICC World Test Championship (WTC) cycle for 2023-25 has concluded with a new champion in South Africa. Defeating the defending champion Australia, the side led by Temba Bavuma claimed the Test mace. Through winning the WTC 2025 Final, South Africa ended their 27-year-long trophy drought. Cricket is now a cash-rich sport, so the fans are curious to know about the prize money distribution...
The injury of Steve Smith doubled the impact on the cricket fans of Australia when the team failed to defend their ICC World Test Championship (WTC) title. The star Australian batter injured his small finger while he was positioned near the batter. Smith was in pain and left the field in tears.
Rishabh Pant congratulates LSG teammate Aiden Markram with an emotional message after his match-winning century in the WTC 2025 final.
The calmness after a storm. Aiden Markram probably experienced his best career moment at Lord's after winning the World Test Championship 2025 (WTC Final 2025). When he sips the beer after the match, he might taste heaven. A journalist asked him about the beer-sipping incident during the post-match press conference...
The now-retired English star heaps praise on Aiden Markram, who delivered a match-winning century in the WTC Final to help South Africa end their painful ICC title drought.
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.
Keshav Maharaj cried on camera as South Africa won the WTC final against Australia, ending their ICC trophy drought, with his emotional interview reflecting national pride and resilience.
Almost a span of 27 years. Waiting for generations. South Africa, finally on the summit, stood tall; they are the best in the Whites. Another historical day at the iconic Lord's.
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.
It is not my job to announce the winner
Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019
