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WTC Final: These 69 Runs Will Be The Hardest SA Will Ever Have To Earn, Says Steyn Ahead Of Day 4
ICC World Test Championship Final: As South Africa sits just 69 runs away from sealing their first ICC men’s trophy since 1998, legendary fast bowler Dale Steyn has issued a stark warning: Australia won’t back down.
At 213/2 at stumps on Day 3 of the ICC World Test Championship Final 2025, South Africa is in control — but only just.
“This is what Test cricket is all about, as South Africa will be sitting in their dressing room and thinking - had they picked up those two wickets early morning in the 1st session of Day 3 or not bowled as many no-balls, this match would’ve been wrapped up already. But the rollercoaster of Test cricket means we’re back in Day 4 — while 69 runs may sound easy, Australia won’t go down without a fight. These 69 will be the hardest runs South Africa will ever have to earn. This Test has been sensational over three days," said Steyn on Cricket Live on JioHotstar.
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