According to the ICC website, Temba Bavuma is leading the South African squad for 15 members for the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) 2025 finals in June. South Africa’s World Test Championship finals was further strengthened by the return of Speedster Lungi Ngidi, who missed home summer assignments due to groin injury. Pacer, which has been completely healed since then, took part in the white ball jack for South Africa in the beginning of 2025 and also took part in the Global T20 leagues.
Temba Bavuma manages South Africa’s charges in the first WTC final at Lord’s on June 11th.
Tony de Zorzi, Ryan Rickelton and Aiden Markram create the top shot options, while the rising star Tristan Stubbs, David Bayingham and Bavuma will remain in the middle.
Kyle Verreynne will be an electric asset behind the logs and will reduce the order and contribute to the battle with Wiaam Mulder and Marco Jansen.
Ace Pace Pace Kagiso Rabada, Ngidi, Dane Paterson and Corbin Bosch will participate in Mulder and Jansen to frame the fast shrinkage series. Tweaker Keshav Maharaj will be the face of Spin resources with Senuran Mouthusamy.
Proteas has made only two changes in 16 player squad, which is largely reliable, believing in reliable seeds. The young Kwena Maphaka missed at the expense of Ngidi, while the high -level inclination Matthew Breetzke is falling.
South Africa finished with 69.44 points at the summit of the league scene. They dominated the house, while they were attracting against India, they won the series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
The distant forms were equally impressed by the victories on the West Indian Islands and Bangladesh. Their only setback came in New Zealand, where he missed many of his first preferenced stars.
Proteas, which won eight of 12 games and draws one, maintained their place in the first ICC World Test Championship final.
South Africa team for WTC Final 2025: Temba Bavuma (Captain), Tony de Zorzi, Aiden Markram, Wiaan Mulder, Marco Jansen, Kagiso Rabada, Keshav Maharaj, Kyle Verreynne, Corbin Bosch, Kyle Verreynne, David Bedingham, Rickelton, Senuran Mutusy, Dan Patherson.
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