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Australia scripted history by winning the World Test Championship Final against India on Sunday. The mighty Australia played dominant cricket throughout all five days of the mega clash as they outclassed India in all three departments to become get their hands on the Test championship mace.
India made several tactical blunders which cost them big in the all-important clash at the Oval, London, they didn’t look well prepared for the summit clash. While Australia went all guns blazing to prove their supremacy to become the World Test Champions after about two years of hard work.
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Meanwhile, the Australian players missed the IPL and prepared well for the WTC final and it paid off well for them as players like Travis Head, Steve Smith, Alex Carrey and Scott Boland were standout performers for them in the ultimate Test.
With the win, Australia became the first team in world cricket to win all ICC tournaments across formats. The cricket heavyweights have 9 ICC trophies in their trophy cabinet now which included five ODI World Cups.
Australia’s ICC Tournament Wins (Men’s Cricket)
ODI World Cup: 1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015
Champions Trophy 2006, 2009
T20 World Cup: 2021
World Test Championship: 2021-2023
n the post-final interaction, the English and Australian press reserved most of their questions on what lies ahead but Cummins said their hard work over the past two years to win the WTC title should be celebrated.
“I think we’ll sit around in the changing rooms for a while and then we’ll find a nice sunny English beer garden somewhere probably this afternoon to sit back and celebrate. It’s been an amazing two years. We’ve had this final in the diary for a while. It’s been something that we’ve been building up for so it’s something we’re going to savour.”
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“I know we’ve got a big series but we can worry about that in a couple days’ time. You only get a few of these moments in your career where you can sit back, acknowledge a pretty special achievement and that’s one of these times,” said the Australian captain after the big win over India.
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