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South Africa, Australia and World Test Championship

South Africa wins the World Test Championship, its first major cricket title in 27 years

South Africa won the World Test Championship against titleholder Australia by five wickets after knocking off the last 69 runs required on the fourth morning of the final on Saturday. The Proteas achieved their first major cricket title in 27 years,

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Cricket-South Africa beat Australia by five wickets to win World Test Championship

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How South Africa can finally shed ‘chokers’ tag against Australia to shake up Test cricket

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South Africa win WTC to land first major title

South Africa beat Australia by five wickets in the World Test Championship final to end their long wait for a major global title.

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Markram helps South Africa close in on World Test Championship win

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Relive absorbing day three as SA close on WTC final win

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South Africa win WTC for first major title since 1998

South Africa's run chase was the joint second-highest in Test cricket at the ground - bettered only by West Indies' pursuit of 342 in 1984.

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South Africa need 69 more runs to win WTC final against Australia

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South Africa banish ‘chokers’ tag – but now won’t play a home Test for a year

Steve Smith, West Indies and Australia

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Cricket-Steve Smith in doubt for Australia’s West Indies tour

LONDON (Reuters) -Steve Smith will miss Australia’s first test against the West Indies in Barbados later this month and could sit out the entire three-test series with a finger injury, captain Pat Cummins said.

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Injured Steve Smith going with Australia to West Indies

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Australia's Smith set to miss West Indies Test opener

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Cricket-Australia coach McDonald backs stuttering Labuschagne

Batter Marnus Labuschagne is still a key part of Australia's future in test cricket despite failing to impress in their five-wicket defeat to South Africa in the World Test Championship final, coach Andrew McDonald said.

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WTC final: Australia head coach backs Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne after Lord's heartbreak

Australia's head coach, Andrew McDonald, has voiced his support for Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne despite their recent struggles, particularly after the WTC final loss. McDonald emphasized Labuschagne's potential and Khawaja's stability at the top,

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'Time to reset': Aussies vow to bounce back with fresh start

Cummins also backed 38-year-old opener Usman Khawaja to rediscover his best after a challenging six months in seaming conditions in Australia (against India) and at Lord's (in the WTC final) either of his take down of Sri Lanka's spinners in Galle.