WTC Final 2025 Australia vs South Africa Playing XI: The final of the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) 2025 is going to start at Lord’s, London from Wednesday (June 11). The teams of Australia and South Africa will face face-to-face in this Mahamukabale. Both teams have declared playing-11 for the final match. The Kangaroo team has dropped the fast bowler Scott Bolland, who wreaked havoc in the Test series against India. He did not find a place in the playing-11.

Cameron Green Return

In the Australian team, Marnas Labushen will start the innings with Usman Khwaja. In the fast bowling department, Josh Hazlewood has made it to the playing XI, beating Scott Bolland. He will carry out the attack with Mitchell Starc and captain Pat Cummins. After the surgery of the back, all -rounder Cameron Green has returned to the Test team. At the same time, all -rounder Bu Webster has managed to save his place.

Australian playing XI

Usman Khwaja, Marnas Labushen, Cameron Green, Steve Smith, Travis Head, Bu Webster, Alex Carrie (wicketkeeper), Pat Cummins (captain), Mitchell Starc, Nathan Leon, Josh Hazlewood.

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South Africa’s great record at Lord’s

South Africa captain Tempa Bavuma announced his playing XI. The African team has lost only once in Lord’s since 1991. He has won five matches and played a match draw.

Bavum in tremendous form

Since December 2019, South Africa’s leading run-scorer has been in Bavuma Test. Their average is about 50. Bavuma has taken his team to the final for the first time by staying on top with 69.44-point percent in 2023-25 ​​standing. From the beginning of 2020, Bavuma has scored 1794 runs in 24 matches. During this time his average has been 48.48. He has three centuries and 11 half -centuries.

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South Africa’s playing XI

Temba Bavuma (Captain), Eden Markram, Ryan Ricelton, Vian Mulder, Triston Stabs, David Bedingham, Kyle Weren (wicketkeeper), Marco Yanseen, Keshav Maharaj, Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Angidi.