Australia Dominates South Africa In Thrilling World Test Championship Clash
Australia gained a strong advantage against South Africa in the World Test Championship final, finishing day two at 144-8 in their second innings, leading by 218 runs. Pat Cummins’ six wickets helped dismiss South Africa for 138. Alex Carey led a late charge to strengthen Australia's position, anticipating a decisive third day.

Australia took control of the World Test Championship final against South Africa at Lord's, ending day two on 144-8 with a commanding lead of 218 runs. The match, characterized by dramatic swings in momentum, is set for an enthralling third day as Australia sets a formidable target.
Pat Cummins proved pivotal, claiming six wickets to dismiss the South African side for 138, eclipsing Australia's first innings of 212. Despite a resilient South African start, Cummins' spell swung the momentum, establishing a 74-run lead.
Alex Carey spearheaded Australia's late resurgence, generating crucial runs in their second innings. With the innings poised at 73-7, Carey's swift 43 turned the tables before succumbing to Rabada. The gripping encounter promises further drama as Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon look to extend the lead.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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