Australia stretch lead over South Africa in WTC final
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The long-awaited World Test Championship Final kicked off at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London, where South Africa’s captain, Temba Bavuma, won the toss and chose to bowl. The Aussies were bowled out for 212 runs in 56.
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By Mark Gleeson LONDON (Reuters) -Australia took control of the World Test Championship final on Thursday as they stretched their lead over South Africa to 106 runs at tea on the second day after captain Pat Cummins had taken six wickets.
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