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Aus vs sa wtc final 2025: The final match of the World Test Championship 2025 is going on quite exciting. The WTC final match now seems to reach its decisive turn. Australia has scored 144 runs at the loss of 8 wickets in the second innings, with which the Kangaroos team has now gained 218 runs. Lungi Angidi and Kagiso Rabada of South Africa have again appeared on Australian batsmen. Australian batsmen lost their wickets one after the other in the second inning. BU webster and Steve Smith, who scored the most runs in the first inning, were also dismissed soon in the second innings, but finally Alex Carrie took over Australia’s innings.
Australia scored 212 runs in the first innings
The WTC final toss was won by South Africa and the team decided to bowl first. In response, when the Australian team came out to bat, he was all out for 212 runs. In the first innings, two players from the Australian team scored half -centuries. BU webster scored 72 runs in 92 balls. At the same time, Steve Smith’s bat led to an innings of 66 runs in 112 balls.
All out at South Africa 138
When the South Africa team came out to chase the target, only 138 runs could be scored. Australia captain Pat Cummins implicated South African players and took six wickets. At the same time, Mitchell Starc took 2 and Josh Hazlewood took 1 wicket. David Bedingham scored the most run in the first innings from South Africa. David scored 45 runs in 111 balls. At the same time, captain Bawuma could score 36 runs in 84 balls. Australia had a lead of 74 runs after South Africa’s first innings ended.
Australia fell 8 wickets
When the Australian team came to bat in the second innings, no player of the team got a chance to stand and wickets fell in bunches one after the other. In the second inning, the bowlers of South Africa showed their havoc at Lord’s. Lungi Ngidi and Kagiso Rabada took 3-3 wickets. At the same time, Wilm Mulder and Marco Yanson took 1-1 wickets. The second day’s game is over and Australia is ahead by 218 runs at this time.
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