South Africa celebrates a long-awaited triumph, Cummins gives hope then burns reviews, and Rabada sends a message to the haters. Here are the quick hits from the World Test Championship final.

South Africa shed their unwanted tag as nearly men with a decisive five-wicket win over Australia in the World Test Championship final on Saturday. Catches still win matches The worth of the saying "catches win matches" was underlined by a sensational South Africa fielding display on the first day.

The Ultimate Test heads towards its conclusion at Lord's, with South Africa approaching history and Australia ready for a last-ditch bid for the World Test Championship mace.

After enduring eternal heartbreak and agony time and again in ICC knockouts, South Africa's moment in the sun finally arrived as they had the sweet taste of victory after 27 long years by beating Australia in the World Test Championship (WTC) final.

South Africa have not won a major title since 1998 (ICC Champions Trophy), and they are looking to put their reputation of folding under pressure to bed. They need another 69 on Day 4 to beat holders

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South Africa are World Test Champions after downing Australia by five wickets in a dramatic, see-sawing final at Lord's. But while the immediate

Former England skipper ended as the leading run-scorer of the ICC World Test Championship for a second time in a row, finishing the 2023-25 cycle with 1,968 runs in 22 matches. His teammates Ben Duckett and Harry Brook were among the championships top five run-getters even though England failed to make it to the final.