Australia is one of the greatest cricketing nations in the world and since their participation in the first-ever International Cricket Council (ICC) ODI World Cup, they have made a big mark in many ICC tournaments.

The two-time finalists, India, who finished third in the latest cycle of the WTC, will walk away with $1.44 million as prize money from the ICC

South Africa clinched their first ICC title in the last 27 years after beating Australia in the WTC 2025 Final by five wickets.

South African supporters outnumber Australians to a large degree at Lord’s as those in attendance hope to witness the Test side create history.

The 2025 ICC WTC Final between South Africa and Australia took place at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London, from June 11 to June 14, and it took only four days for South Africa to end Australia’s reign as Test champions and secure their first ICC trophy since winning the ICC KnockOut Trophy (now Champions Trophy) in 1998.

World Test Championship (WTC) final is the 7th final of an ICC event, which is taking place at Lord's Cricket Ground. No ground apart from this venue has hosted more than three summit clashes. Overall,

Australian legend Steve Smith has played in six ICC finals. He won the 2015 and 2023 ODI World Cups, the 2021 T20 World Cup, and the 2023 WTC final. Former Australia captain legend Ricky Ponting played six ICC finals and led them to the 2003 and 2007 ODI World Cup titles.