David Bedingham survived a 'handling the ball' appeal in the WTC Final after picking up a moving ball and dropping it. Umpires ruled it a dead ball, leaving Australia puzzled amid the controversy

David Bedingham avoided a ‘handled the ball’ dismissal in the WTC Final between Australia and South Africa. Here’s why the umpires gave him not out and what the MCC rule say?

On Day 1 of the ongoing World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia, South Africa`s pacers Kagiso Rabada and Marco Jansen wreaked havoc at the Lord`s Cricket Ground. Rabada, bowling 15.4 overs,

Australia captain Pat Cummins became the leading wicket-taker in ICC finals during the World Test Championship (WTC) final against South Africa at Lord’s on Thursday.

Australia skipper Pat Cummins delivered a stunning six-wicket haul in the WTC Final, dismantling South Africa and reaching 300 Test wickets. His spell helped the Aussies keep the lead at Lord's.

During the World Test Championship Final 2025, a notable incident occurred involving South African batter David Bedingham at Lord's. After a delivery from Australia's Webster, Bedingham's inside edge landed in his pad,

Australian captain Pat Cummins had near-nasty collision with South African keeper-batter Kyle Verreynne on day two of the World Test Championship (WTC) final at the Lord's Cricket Ground. However, the right-arm speedster got back up quickly and went for the review to get the keeper-batter's wicket at the right time for Australia.

South Africa vs Australia, World Test Championship Final 2025 Day 2 Live Updates: Captain Pat Cummins completed a six-wicket haul to help Australia bundle out South Africa for 138 in the final match of World Test Championship 2023-25 at Lord's in London.