South Africa announces the 15th men’s workforce for the WTC 2025 against Australia

South Cricket -Africa (CSA) has announced a 15 -member staff for the long -awaited World ICC Test Championship (WTC) 2025 end against Australiaplanned to take place at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London from June 11 to 15. Tumba Bavuma It will continue to direct the proteas in search of a wtc title of single.

Lungi Ngidi makes a comeback in a strong rhythm line

South -Agrica’s squad has a powerful rhythm attack, headed by Kagiso rabadaDane Patersonand the return More identification. Ngidi was remembered in the test settings after the absence of several months, after having last played in the format in October 2024. Mostly Speedsters Gerald Coetzee and Anrich Nortje They have been out of the final squad.

All Marco Jansen, Wiaan Mulderand Corbin Bosch Provide additional rhythm options, adding depth and variety to the sewing department.

Keshav MaharajFirst South Africa’s Filler in recent years, is joined by left arm spinner Mathusamy As two main turning options on the side. Dane piedtwhich appeared in the previous plants, has been omitted for the final.

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Battle unit mixes experience with youth

The Battle Order of Proteas has a good combination of experience and emerging talent. Aiden Markram, Zorzi Tony, Ryan Rickeltonand David Bordingham They are among the higher order options, while the versatile Tristan Stubbs has also won a place. Wick bitter Kyle Verreynne, Who played a vital role in the team’s WTC campaign, retains their place and is expected to give the gloves.

Before the final, the squad will meet in Arundel on May 31 and will participate in a four -day warm -up match against Zimbabwe June 3 to 6. The team will travel to London on June 7 to begin preparations for their title confrontation against Pat Cummins’ Australia.

South Squad -Africa for the WTC 2025 final

Temba Bavuma (Captain), David Bedingham, Corbin Bosch, Tony de Zorzi, Marco Jansen, Kesharaj, Aiden Markram, Wia Mulder, Senuran Mthusamy, Lungi Ngidi, Dane Patrerson, Kagiso Rabada, Ryan Ricelton, Tristan Subbs, Kyle Verreynne.

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