By Admin 
The second day of the World Test Championship final being played between Australia and South Africa at Lord’s was named after the bowlers. Australia returned after the initial shock in the second innings.
At the end of the second day’s game, Australia lost their eight wickets for 144 runs. Mitchell Starc is unbeaten on 16 runs and Nathan Leon 1 run. Australia lost their six wickets at a score of 66. It seemed that the team would be reduced to within 100 runs, but wicketkeeper batsman Alex Carrie (43 runs) for the seventh wicket shared a 61 -run partnership with Stark and brought the team to 100. Australia’s total lead has been 218 runs. On the basis of first innings, Australia got a lead of 74 runs.
Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Angidi took 1-1 wickets for South Africa, 3-3, Marco Yansen and Vian Mulder.
Earlier, South Africa’s first innings was reduced to 138 runs. Captain Tamby Bawuma and David Bedingham, who had lost four wickets for 30 runs for 30 runs on the first day of the match, made the team back by adding 64 runs for the fifth wicket. But as soon as his wickets fell, the entire team was reduced to 138. Bawuma scored 36 and David Bedingham scored 45 runs. For Australia, captain Pat Cummins took six, Stark took two and Josh Hajalwood took one wicket.
On the first day of the match, South Africa won the toss and decided to bowl first. Kagiso Rabada’s five wickets and Marco Yansen’s three wickets, South Africa had given Australia to 212 runs in the first innings. Bu Webster scored 72 and Steve Smith scored 66 runs.