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South -Africathe boards in the table of the World Test Championship (WTC) 2023-25 cycle, will block the horns with champions defending Australia In the WTC final in the iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground in London from June 11 to 15.
South -Africa and Australia at the WTC 2025 final at Lord’s
After ranked first for the summit of the summit, South -Africa finished the stage of the League with a constant domain, directed by Tumba Bavumawho now has the opportunity to direct his nation to his first ICC trophy in more than two decades. Proteas have often reached the knockout stages of formats in recent years, including the semifinals in the T20 World Cups and Hate, but have failed to cross the final obstacle. The Lord’s final now has an opportunity to break not only the ICC trophy drought, but also to make history in the biggest phase of the test cricket.
Australia, under the leadership of PAT CumminsHe finished second in the WTC standings after a hard victory of the 4-1 border-gavaskar trophy against India on home ground earlier this year. After lifting the World Cup 2023 and the WTC 2021-23 title in defeating India At the end of the two, the Baggy Greens are now on the edge of something historic, becoming the first team to successfully defend the WTC Mace. With a nucleus of experienced party winners, Australia wears an unmatched pedigree in the final. Their balance of experience, world class rhythm attack and dominant battles training make them formidable opponents on any side, especially in high clashes.
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Matthew Hayden predicts who will lift the WTC 2025 Trophy – Australia or South – Africa?
Old Australian workshop Matthew Hayden He has firmly supported Aussies to overcome the protein in the final, emphasizing the experience as a key factor. Speaking to Star Sports, Hayden emphasized the advantage of playing a single test, where familiarity and cohesion in line can significantly influence the result. According to Hayden, the campaigns experienced in Australia and the established rhythm give them a moment, especially on the great occasion.
“It’s a fantastic dynamic position, in one test, and that’s why I think the experience is really key. The boys, knowing the games of the other very well, knowing the place well, you know, a kind of almost returning to the driving seat of your vehicle and not having to change or alter the line because someone else has been. Said Hayden.
Australia’s historical connection with Lord adds weight to Hayden’s point of view. The enclosure has witnessed 18 Australian test wins, making it a battlefield appreciated for the team. Hayden reflected on the emotional and cultural links they have with the ground. For many Australian players, acting in Lord’s is the honor of a legacy, which they have successfully confirmed for decades.
“I mean, when you think of the famous tussles with England and Australia, you probably go to two places, on the day of boxing in Melbourne and Lord’s in England. I suppose from a young age, as long as we have always understood understanding the special place, the story that has and embraces that as a thing that Australia does very well.” Hayden concluded.
