WTC Final 2025: What if Australia vs South Africa ends in a draw? Is there any reserved day in terms of rain? , Cricket news

New Delhi: The forum has been scheduled for the much awaited World Test Championship (WTC) final as Australia takes to South Africa in the prestigious Lord from 11–15 June. While all eyes are on cricket competition between two top-ranked teams, questions have arisen around possible results-especially in a draw or rain-affected test.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!

WTC Final: What happens if the match ends in the draw?

If the WTC ends in the WTC final draw or tie between Australia and South Africa, the World Testing Championship Mess will be shared between the two finalists. It has been a standard regulation for the One-off WTC final since its inception in 2021.There is no additional tiebreaker in Test cricket like a super over. Unlike the bilateral testing chain, where a draw concludes the competition without a winner, it means being a championship final that both teams will be crowned joint winners if no result is possible.

WTC Final: Is there any reserved day?

Yes. The ICC has allocated on 16 June as a Reserve Day, which will be used only when the time of the net game lost during the prescribed five days is not recovered through extended sessions. If necessary, the sixth day can add up to a maximum of 90 overs.If five scheduled days allow the full innings and time for results – even with weather obstacles – and still ends in a draw or tie, the reserved day will not be active.Who is that IPL player?Bet: WTC25 final prize moneyAlong with the iconic mace, there are many financial incentives. The ICC has significantly increased the prize money for the 2023-25 ​​WTC cycle.

This growth reflects the increasing stature of the showpiece event of the test format, both Australia and South Africa are not only eager to add silver utensils, but also a record pachec.A story of two heritageAustralia, defending champions, led by Pat Cummins, are monitoring a repetition after their major victory over India in the 2023 finals. His squad, with experience, include stars like Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc and Maarnas Labschen.In contrast, South Africa is following history. The man of Temba Bavuma wants to eliminate 27 -year -old ICC Trophy drought. Since winning the 1998 ICC knockout, South Africa continuously stumbled in the knockout stages, earning the tag of “Choks”. This final offers them a redemption and a shot in a recent heritage.Play xisSouth Africa Game XI: Aiden Markram, Ryan Rickelton, Wiaan Mulder, Temba Bavuma (C), Triston Stabs, David Bedingam, Kyle Verrane (WK), Marco Jensen, Keshav Maharaj, Kagiso Rabada, Lungi CashAustralia is playing xi: Usman Khwaja, Maarnas Labschen, Cameron Green, Steve Smith, Travis Head, Buws Webster, Alex Carrie (WK), Pat Cummins (C), Mitchell Starc, Nathan Leon, Josh Hazlewood.