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SA vs Aus WTC Final Day 4 Live Score: The result of the ICC World Test Championship Final is coming today. The South African team is standing at a distance of 69 runs from creating history. Australia’s team has set a target of 282 runs …Read more
World Test Championship Final being played between South Africa and Australia
Sa vs aus wtc final day 4 Live Score: Today is going to be very important in the World Test Championship final being played at the historic Lord’s ground in England. The result is to come on the fourth day of this match being played between Australia and South Africa. The Protiaz team has scored 213 runs for 2 wickets chasing the target of 282 runs from the Kangaroo team. Today, on the fourth day of the match, the team will want to end the drought of the ICC Trophy that has been going on for two decades by scoring 69 runs. Australia will have to win it for the second consecutive time, retaliating.
Captain Temba Bavuma had a complaint of hamstring on the score of just 9 runs on the third day of the match. Despite the stretch in the left leg, the team along with Aiden Marakram hardly removed the team. He shared such a partnership for the third wicket which almost dropped the Kangaroo team from the match. Taking advantage of favorable batting circumstances, Bavuma and opener Marakra took the names of the bowlers of Australia. On the third day, both of them made an unbreakable partnership of 143 runs and brought the team closer to victory.
After winning the toss, South African captain Tenba Bawuma chose the first bowling and gave Australia to 212 runs in the first innings. However, in front of the Kangaroo bowlers, the Protiaz team also collapsed for 138 runs in the first innings. Kagiso Rabada, who took 5 wickets in the first innings, wreaked havoc in the second innings and took 4 wickets and settled Australia for 207 runs. Chasing the target of 282 runs, Proteas had made the third day play for 2 wickets. Bavuma scored 65 runs from 121 balls while Marakram returned 102 off 159 balls.
South Africa’s playing xi:
Temba Bavuma (Captain), Aden Markram, Ryan Ryan Ricelton, Vian Mulder, Triston Stabs, David Bedingham, Kyle Verene (wicketkeeper), Marco Jansen, Keshan, Keshav Maharaj, Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Angidi.
Australia’s playing xi:
Usman Khwaja, Marnas Labushen, Cameron Green, Steve Smith, Travis Head, Bu Webster, Alex Carrie (wicketkeeper), Pat Cummins (Capnins), Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lion, Josh Hazlewood.
