The World Test Championship (WTC) finals continue at Lord’s between Australia and South Africa. The Australian team has a lead of 218 runs. At present, he has two wickets left. Even though in terms of target, you are seeing this simple goal for South Africa, but when it comes to Lord’s ground, it is not easy to chase 200 runs here.

Target of 200 plus. Not easy for Africa

Looking at the Test record, so far it happened only four times in Lord’s, when 200 plus runs were successfully followed here. Since 2005, this has been seen only once. After losing the toss in the match, the Australian team, who came out to bat first, was reduced to 212 runs in the first innings. Steve Smith scored 66 runs for the team, while Bu Webster contributed 72 runs.

Kasiia yes shame shash

In this innings from South Africa, Kagiso Rabada took the most 5 wickets, while Marco Jansen took three wickets. In response, the South African team was reduced to 138 runs in their first innings. For the team, David Bedingham scored the highest 45 runs, while seven batsmen could not even touch the double figure.

Pat Cummins broken by havoc on South African team

Australian captain Pat Cummins broke down on the South African team in this innings, who bowled 18.1 overs, taking six wickets for just 28 runs. Australia had a 74 -run lead on the first innings basis. In their second innings on this historic ground in Lord’s, Australia scored 144 runs after losing 8 wickets till 40 overs.

Alex Carrie gives Australia Sanjeevani

In this innings, Alex Carrie scored 43 runs for Australia, while Marnas Labushen returned to the pavilion after scoring 22 runs as an opener. By the second day’s game, Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Enggidi have taken three wickets each. The first WTC title has won the New Zealand team, while Australia won the title for the second time. In such a situation, this time South Africa has a golden chance of winning the title for the first time.