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South Africa will have a challenging task in the fourth entry of the World ICC Test Championship (WTC) 2025 Final against Australia at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London on Friday, June 13. Wia Mulder, South African, Wiaan Mulder avoided a serious injury during the second entrances to Australia.
At the end of the 2nd, Australia was fighting 144 by 8. Kagiso Rabada made an early breakthrough on the 3rd by removing Nathan Lyon. However, the southwhile bowls -Africa struggled to wrap the tickets. Mitchell Starc faced more than 100 balls, while Josh Hazlewood provided support for the other end.
Clock: Wiaan Mulder Avoids Freak Injuries during the WTC final
The incident took place in the third ball of 46 in Australia’s second post, when Wia Mulder almost suffered a freak injury. Josh Hazlewood pushed the pen ball, with his disposition to a point after taking the bottom of the bat.
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Wiaan Mulder charged the field and tried a quick release but fell badly during the effort. Its launch lost its target by a wide margin, but it escaped without injuries.
The official star of the broadcaster was taken to X (formerly known as Twitter) to share the clip with the subtitle: “Grass be like – ððĪðĐ ððĪðĐ ðĐðĪðððŪ ## Mulder was all to wrap the entrances of #Australia, and the grass pulled a classic movement!”
Watch the video of the same published by Star Sports on Sham Continued:
The grass is like – ððĪðĐ ðĪŠ#Mulder Everything was ready to wrap -SE #AustraliaThe entrances, and the grass pulled a classic movement. ð
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– Sports Star (@STARSPORTSINIA) June 13, 2025
Australia set a goal of 282 Run for South Africa in the WTC final
Australia set a goal of 282 runs to win the title after a crucial 59-Run of Ninth Wicket between Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood. The collaboration rescued Australia from a precarious 148/9, helping them to reach 207 in their second post. Above all, Australia had achieved an advantage of 74 in the first entrances.
The persecution will be a tough task for South -Africa, as the goals greater than 200 have been successfully persecuted only four times in the history of the test cricket at Lord’s. The highest came in 1984 when the West Indies pursued 342 against England.
The 282 -year persecution of England against New Zealand in 2004 was second. They also pursued 277 in 2022 and 216 in 1965, both against New Zealand. Significantly, only 200 more has been achieved in the precinct since 2005.
Kagiso Rabada makes five tickets in the first Australian entries on day 1
South -Africa chose the first place under the cloudy skies and had an immediate impact. Kagiso Rabada won five doctors to say goodbye Australia for 212 in less than 60 years. Steve Smith (66) and Beau Webster (72) were the only Australian baptismers to make important contributions.
Australia responded by reducing South -Africa at 43/4 to the collision on day 1. The yellow men struck in the first session of the second day, but it was not until after lunch that they took control.
South -Africa reached the pause of 121/5, but collapsed shortly afterwards, losing its last five doctors by only 17 runs. Pat Cummins directed the post with a six -wicket transportation. Australia, the WTC champions, which reigns, aims to defend their title after the triumph of 2023 on India in Oval.
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