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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Kagiso Rabada’s five wickets helped bowl out Australia for 212, but the Aussies hit back strong with the ball. With 14 wickets falling on day one, the WTC Final is wide open heading into day two.
South Africa’s bowlers, led by Kagiso Rabada’s 5/51, dominated Australia at 212/10, but their batting stumbled to 43/4, trailing by 169 runs on Day 1 of the WTC Final 2025 at Lord’s.
Mitchell Starc’s searing 145 kmph inswinger dismisses Aiden Markram for a six-ball duck, chopping onto his stumps, in the WTC Final 2025 opening over at Lord’s.
Kagiso Rabada etches his name in history with a sensational five-wicket haul at Lord’s, surpassing Allan Donald on South Africa’s all-time Test wicket-takers list. Fans erupt with reactions after the WTC Final heroics.
Marco Jansen’s spectacular juggling catch at first slip off Aiden Markram’s bowling dismisses Steve Smith for 66.
Just at the right time, when the team needed him, Steve Smith delivered. Another fifty-plus score in Whites, this time at the all-important final, at the 'ultimate test' in Lord's against South Africa.
The first session ended with a stunning catch by the Proteas wicketkeeper Kyle Verreynne, which dismissed the dangerous cricketer Travis Head.
Kagiso Rabada’s fiery double strike in the seventh over sets South Africa’s dominance in the WTC Final 2025 against Australia at Lord’s.
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