The first Black batter to make a century for South Africa has led them to World Test Championship glory – but wider issues within the format must be solved to save it

South Africa celebrated banishing their reputation as cricket’s “chokers” with an outpouring of emotion, a vow to unite their “unique” nation, and an impassioned plea for more Test cricket now they are world champions.

Across four days at Lord's, Temba Bavuma's team shows history, both distant and recent, can be overcome by a group brimming with talent and resilience.

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It is only fitting that South Africa's first ICC title in 27 years came under their country's first black African captain, a player who was often criticised for not being 'good enough'

South Africa chased down the challenging 282-run target set by Australia at Lord’s to win the World Test Championship final and end a 27-year wait for another ICC title.

South Africa and Australia are currently locked in for the final of the World Test Championship which is taking place at the Lords Cricket Ground in England.

South African cricket legend AB de Villiers was spotted enjoying the action from the stands at the iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground in London, where his national side is engaged in a riveting World Test Championship Final against Australia.