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Cricket – World Test Championship final at Lord’s
February 14 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
The 2025 ICC World Test Championship (WTC) Final is scheduled to take place from Wednesday, June 11, to Sunday, June 15, 2025, at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London. A reserve day is available on June 16 if required.
Match Details:
- Dates: June 11–15, 2025
- Venue: Lord’s Cricket Ground, London
- Teams: Australia vs. South Africa
This final marks the first time Lord’s will host the WTC decider, with previous finals held at Southampton’s Rose Bowl and The Oval in London.
Ticket Information:
General admission tickets have sold out. To be notified of any future ticket releases, you can join the waiting list by creating a Lord’s Ticketing Account.
Broadcast Information:
The WTC Final is expected to be broadcast live on sports networks such as Gazi TV (GTV) and T Sports, which have previously aired international cricket matches. Additionally, streaming platforms like Rabbitholebd and the ICC’s official website may offer live streaming options. It’s advisable to check local listings and streaming services closer to the match dates for the most accurate broadcast information.
Team Form and Key Players:
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Australia: As the defending champions, Australia secured their spot in the final with a six-wicket victory over India in Sydney. Key players include Steve Smith, who has been in prolific form, and Pat Cummins, leading the bowling attack.
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South Africa: The Proteas clinched their place with a narrow two-wicket win over Pakistan at Centurion. Captain Dean Elgar has provided stability at the top of the order, while Kagiso Rabada spearheads a potent bowling unit.
Historical Context:
This final represents South Africa’s first appearance in a WTC decider, while Australia aims to defend their title after winning the previous edition against India.
For the latest updates, including potential changes to match details or broadcast information, please refer to official sources such as the International Cricket Council (ICC) and Lord’s Cricket Ground websites.