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IND vs AUS WTC Final: New Zealand winning 1st Test of two-match Test series against Sri Lanka ensured that India qualifies for World Test Championship (WTC) Final for second time in a row. India didn't win the fourth and final Test in Ahmedabad as it ended in a draw after both captains agreed to call early stumps but still the hosts captured the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2-1, which is enough for them to ensure that they remain unmoved from second position in WTC points table even if Sri Lanka wins second Test against New Zealand to make it 1-1. Notably, for the first time in 20 years, India will clash against Australia in a ICC Men's event final. The last time India was up against Australia in a ICC Men's event final was way back in 2003, during the ODI World Cup Final. This is the second time India made it to the WTC Final. Under Virat Kohli's captaincy, India faced New Zealand in WTC 2021 final where Kiwis scripted a historicwin at Ageas Bowl in Southampton. Both India and Australia, finalists of World Test Championship 2023, will be eyeing to win the coveted title for the first time in history. India vs Australia 2023 World Test Championship Final: All You Need To Know Who will play World Test Championship 2023 Final? World Test Championship 2023 Final will be played between India and Australia. Where will India vs Australia 2023 World Test Championship Final take place? India vs Australia 2023 World Test Championship Final will be played at England's iconic Oval Stadium i...

India will begin the 2023-2025 ICC World Test Championship (WTC) cycle with the upcoming tour to the West Indies in July and over the next two-year period will play some high-profile bilateral series against Australia and England among others. India will travel to West Indies next month to play two Test matches in Dominica (July 12-16) and Trinidad (July 20-24). India have been finalists in the first two editions of the WTC, losing to New Zealand (2021) and WTC Final | Will have to think and plan differently: Rohit after another ICC failure The WTC 2023-25 cycle will begin with the Ashes, when England face Australia in Birmingham on Friday. After the tour to Windies, India's next WTC assignment will be on away shores against South Africa between December 2023 and January 2024. After that, India will host England for a five-match Test series in January-February 2024. They will then lock horns with Bangladesh in September-October 2024 at home and immediately after that New Zealand will visit the sub-continent for a three-match Test series in October-November 2024. After those two relatively easy home schedules, India will travel to Australia for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, a five-match series, against Australia between November 2024 and January 2025, which also marks the end of India's WTC engagements. Wasim Khan, ICC's General Manager of Cricket said: "This championship has invigorated Test match cricket, bringing context for players and fans, and a high level of competitiv...

India is all set to embark on their World Test Championship (WTC) journey for the 2023-2025 cycle with a two-match series in the Caribbean. The series will kick off on July 12, with Dominica hosting the first Test, marking India's return to the venue after more than a decade. The second and final Test will take place at the Queen's Park Oval in Trinidad, starting from July 20. Following the Test series, there will be three ODIs and five T20Is, concluding the tour on August 13. The last two T20Is will be held at the Lauderhill ground in Florida, USA. Barbados' Kensington Oval will host the first two ODIs, followed by the third ODI and the first T20I in Trinidad. Guyana will then stage the second and third T20Is. India's schedule for WTC 2023-25 India tour of West Indies West Indies vs India - 2 Tests - July/August 2023 India Tour of South Africa 2023-24 South Africa vs India - 2 Tests - December 2023 to January 2024 England Tour of India 2024 India vs England - 5 Tests - January/February 2024 Bangladesh Tour of India 2024 India vs Bangladesh - 2 Tests - September/October 2024 New Zealand Tour of India 2024 India vs New Zealand - 3 Tests - October/November 2024 India Tour of Australia 2024-25 - Border-Gavaskar Trophy Australia vs India - 5 Tests - November 2024 - January 2025 Johnny Grave, the CEO of Cricket West Indies (CWI), expressed his excitement about hosting India and emphasized the opportunity for cricket fans to enjoy 18 days of thrilling matches across the region a...

Less than three months after the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Australia and India are set to lock horns once again in the World Test Championship final, with both nations eyeing their maiden title. Australia has dominated the Test cricket arena over the past 18 months, unbeaten at home across ten matches and securing a historic series win in Pakistan. Gritty victories over Sri Lanka in Galle and India in Indore was enough for Australia to clinch top spot on the World Test Championship ladder, with Rohit Sharma’s powerhouse side nipping at their heels in second place. Watch every match of the 2023 IPL LIVE & On-Demand with Kayo. New to Kayo? Following India’s recent triumph over Australia in the subcontinent, the WTC Final poses a fresh challenge for both sides, with The Oval hosting the marquee contest. It marks the first time in Test history Australia and India have faced off at a neutral venue, dating back to 1947. “I think it will be a bit more similar to an Australian wicket than it will be to an Indian wicket, therefore I’m giving a slight advantage to Australia,” former Test captain Ricky Ponting said last week. “If this game was being played in India, I would’ve said it’s really going to be hard for Australia to win. If this game was played in Australia, I’d say Australia are the heavy favourites. The fact that this final is being played in England, it probably brings both teams a little closer together.” Evening session: 1am-3am RESERVE DAY? The World Test Championship ...

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Image Source : GETTY IMAGES World Test Championship mace World Test Championship 2023: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on February 8, 2023, revealed the dates of the finals that will be played at The Oval later this year. India, Australia, and South Africa are the prominent contenders and the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Test series between the 'men in blue' and the Aussies will decide who takes the flight to London and plays the all-important match. India will take on Australia in a four-match Test series that starts on February 9, 2023, and will be played in Nagpur. The WTC (World Test Championship) finals will be played at The Oval, London from 7 to 11 June 2023 after the Indian Premier League ( As of now, the Aussies lead the points table for the ongoing cycle and have a healthy percentage of 75.56, followed by India at 58.93. This is exactly why the upcoming Border-Gavaskar series is so important for both teams. The series of the result will decide who goes on to play in the finals which starts on June 7, 2023. Ahead of the series, Australian skipper Pat Cummins said: The prospect of playing a WTC (World Test Championship) Final has been a huge motivator for us, more so because we missed out the last time due to over rates. The interesting element about it is that both the teams get to play at a neutral venue which is The Oval this time. After a strong 12 months, we are confident that we can secure a place in the final after competing with India. Rohit Sharma also...

Participating Teams: India and Australia This year, the WTC final will be a face-off between two cricketing giants, India and Australia. Both teams have displayed exceptional performances throughout the championship, and fans are eagerly awaiting this epic encounter. Also Read: WTC Final 2023 Dates and Venue The WTC Final 2023 is scheduled to take place from June 7-11, with a reserve day on June 12 in case of rain interruptions. The match will be held at the iconic Oval in London. WTC Final 2023 Time The play will commence at 2:30 pm (IST) every match day for the World Test Championship final. Live Broadcast of the WTC Final 2023 WTC Television Channels The WTC Final 2023 will be broadcast live on various television channels worldwide, depending on the viewers’ location. Live Streaming Platforms of WTC Final 2023 For those who prefer to watch the match online, live streaming options are available on different platforms depending on the country. How to Watch the WTC Final 2023 in Different Countries India In India, the WTC final will be telecast live on Star Sports Network channels, including Star Sports 1, Star Sports 1 HD, and Star Sports 1 Hindi. For live streaming, fans can access Disney+ Hotstar app and website. USA Willow TV will broadcast the match live in the USA, and live streaming will be available on Hotstar US. UK UK cricket fans can catch the action on Australia Fox Sports will telecast the match in Australia, with live streaming options on Kayo Sports and ICC....

What is the World Test Championship (WTC)? The World Test Championship (WTC) is a multi-team Test match competition that is played across two years to crown the best team in the longest format. It has a points system in place, with the teams fighting for the top 2 spots. The teams that collect the most number of points end up in the top 2 and compete in the final. Nine teams take part in the campaign – Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, and the West Indies. The conception of the World Test Championship dates back to 2013 when there were murmurs about scrapping the Champions Trophy and replacing it with WTC. The plans, however, did not materialise then but saw taking shape as 2019 approached. The inaugural edition of the tournament was played from 1 August 2019. The final was played between India and New Zealand from June 18-23, 2021, at Rose Bowl in Southampton, England. The match was affected by rain, leading to the cancellation of Day 4, and despite that, New Zealand beat India on the reserve day to lift the trophy. Now in its second stint, with all the matches completed, India have entered the finals again and will take in Australia at the Oval starting on June 7. Importance of the World Test Championship The World Test Championship is significant in many ways for not just Test cricket, but world cricket as a whole. • Primarily, it portrays Test cricket in all its glory. Despite facing its own share of challenges in re...