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ICC WTC Final 2025: The final match of the ICC World Test Championship will be played between South Africa and Australia at Lord’s Cricket Ground from 11 June. A total of 101 Test matches have been played between these two teams so far, but it is important to know who has been heavy in the last 10 matches. Here you are telling that the head to head figures between the two teams.
In this cycle of ICC World Test Championship, South Africa team finished first in the team points table. He won 8 out of 12 matches. While the Australia cricket team, who was second, played 19 matches, out of which 13 won and 4 lost.
South Africa vs Australia Head to Head
The first Test between the two countries was played in 1902, since then a total of 101 matches have been played. In this, Australia’s upper hand is heavy, it has won 54 matches while South Africa has won just 26 matches. 21 Tests are drawing between the two, but the necessary figure is the last 10 matches. Because it also has many players who will play in the finals.
Talking about the last 10 Test matches, South Africa’s upper hand has been a bit heavy in it. Of these, only 1 match is drawing while South Africa has won 5 times. Australia has won 4 times.
Sa vs aus wtc final timing, date, venue
- date- 11 to 15 June
- Reserve Day- 16 June
- Time- Indian time from 3 pm
- Venue- Lords Cricket Ground
Where will India be broadcast and streaming of WTC finals in India
The live broadcast of the WTC final match in India will be on the channels of Star Sports Network. Live streaming will be on the app on the geographstar website.
South Africa and Australia squad in WTC final
South Africa: Tony de Jorzi, Ryan Ryyan Ricelton, Aidan Markram, Temba Bavuma (Captain), David Bedingham, Triston Stabs, Kyle Verin, Vian Mulder, Marco Jansen, Corbin Bosch, Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi, Den Paarson, Keshav Maharaj, Keshav Maharaj, Senuran Muthusami.
Australia: Usman Khwaja, Sam Contas, Meinus Labushanaya, Steve Smith, Travis Head, Alex Carrie, Josh Engangis, Cameron Green, Bu Webster, Pat Cumster (Captain), Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazelwood, Scott Bolland, Nathan Lyon, Matt Kuhanman.