A riveting day of test cricket delivered almost everything on the wish-list for the first day of the Worls Test Championship final at Lord’s on Wednesday – except, perhaps, a century.

Kagiso Rabada was left to reflect on what might have been, despite claiming five wickets on the opening day of the World Test Championship final at Lord’s, where bowlers held the

Steve Smith played a knock of 66 runs off 112 balls including 10 fours in the World Test Championship final. Here's look at several feats he achieved during his impactful innings

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South Africa’s batting line-up is incredibly thin on grand-stage experience; and the trifecta of Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood did what they do best to peg back the Proteas.

Kagiso Rabada's fiery spell dismantled Australia in the WTC final, securing a five-wicket haul and etching his name in South African cricket history.

ICC chairman Jay Shah rang the iconic Lord's bell to mark the start of the World Test Championship final. South Africa seized early advantage, bowling first, putting Australia under pressure on day one.