No cummins
South Africa Return To Lord's For More Post-WTC Final Celebrations
The entire 15-player squad was on hand with the famous mace at the Home of Cricket to celebrate their five-wicket triumph over Australia that clinched the World Test Championship Final. This was South Africa's first triumph in an ICC tournament in 28 years.
According to a report by the ICC website, the players and support staff were in good spirits as they came together for one last look at the Lord's before they return to South Africa, and all-rounder Wiaan Mulder said the celebrations had been spirited.
Related Cricket News on No cummins
-
Time for Change: Cummins Signals Top-Order Shake-Up Post WTC Loss
Australia could shake up their batting after crashing to South Africa in the World Test Championship final, with captain Pat Cummins saying a "reset" was needed ahead of three Tests ...
-
South Africa Have Finally Won A Trophy They’ve Been Chasing For A Long Time, Says Steyn
ICC World Test Championship: A jubilant Dale Steyn was over the moon about South Africa winning the 2025 ICC World Test Championship, saying that he was thrilled over the side ...
-
Pat Cummins Praises 'Deserved Champions' South Africa After WTC Final Defeat
South Africa defeated Australia by five wickets in the WTC Final 2025 at Lord’s, chasing 282 with Markram’s 136 and Rabada’s 9 wickets starring. Cummins calls them “deserved champions”. ...
-
Temba Bavuma: The Lad From Langa Scripts More History For South Africa
When Temba Bavuma: When Temba Bavuma was selected for South Africa's Test squad to debut against the West Indies in December 2014, many viewed his inclusion with scepticism, as merely ...
-
WTC Final: If We Batted Another Session, The Conditions Would've Helped Us A Little More, Says Cummins
World Test Championship: After Australia’s quest to retain their International Cricket Council (ICC) World Test Championship title ended in a five-wicket defeat to South Africa at Lord’s, skipper Pat Cummins ...
-
WTC Final: 'The Best Wicket I Could’ve Gotten', Ngidi On Smith's Dismissal
World Test Championship: South Africa’s Lungi Ngidi opened up about his devastating second innings spell on Day 2 of the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia at Lord’s and ...
-
WTC Final: Proteas Top-order Should Look To Put Pressure Back On Aussie Bowlers, Says Ponting
ICC World Test Championship: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting believes South Africa’s batters need to adopt a more aggressive approach against Australia’s bowlers when they return to the crease on ...
-
Over 300 Test Wickets Despite Not Bowling For 5.5 Years Is Extraordinary: Hayden Hails Cummins
World Test Championship: Former Australia opener Matthew Hayden highlighted Pat Cummins' pivotal role in restricting South Africa in the World Test Championship (WTC) final at Lord's, saying the Aussie skipper ...
-
Cummins Says Bowler-Dominated WTC Final Still A Good Test
Australia captain Pat Cummins said the World Test Championship final against South Africa was a good advertisement for Test cricket despite hurtling towards a likely finish within three days. ...
-
WTC Final: Australia vs South Africa Day 2 Report
Australia captain Pat Cummins’ sensational spell of 6-28 and Alex Carey’s fighting 43 ensured that the current mace holders extended their lead past 200 on Day Two of 2025 ICC ...
-
WTC Final: Carey's Fighting 43 Extends Australia’s Lead To 218 Despite Rabada, Ngidi Three-fers
ICC World Test Championship Final: Wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey made a fighting 43 as Australia's lead swelled to 218 runs after reaching 144/8 in 40 overs at stumps on day two ...
-
WTC Final: It's Way More Than I Could Have Asked For, Says Cummins On Reaching 300-wicket Mark
World Test Championship Final: On reaching the landmark milestone of 300 Test wickets in the ongoing ICC World Test Championship final, Australia skipper Pat Cummins expressed overwhelming joy, saying it's ...
-
WTC Final: Australia’s Lead Surge To 100 Despite Rabada’s Double Strikes At Tea
ICC World Test Championship Final: Despite Kagiso Rabada striking twice, Australia managed to take their lead past 100 after reaching 32/2 in 12 overs at tea on day two of ...
-
WTC Final: Cummins' Six-for Helps Australia Bowl Out South Africa For 138, Take A 74-run Lead
ICC World Test Championship Final: Skipper Pat Cummins picked a sensational six-for as Australia bowled out South Africa for just 138 in 57.1 overs and took a 74-run lead on ...
Cricket Special Today
-
- 05 May 2026 10:06