Take a look at the eleventh of the two teams

The World Test Championship (WTC) final, which starts at the Lords of Cricket, is the current champion Australia and South Africa in this year's room. On the day before the match, the two teams announced their XI at the press conference.

Proteas rise:
South Africa was ranked number five in the first Test Championship Chakra (20-27). However, they came up to number three in the 2021-27 cycle. This time the team has come to the final in the 2021-27 cycle, where they will fight against Australia on the mission to hold the title.

Protea XI has a balance of experience and youth. Ryan Rikelton is the highest run collector in the top order. He is accompanied by captain Temba Babuma, who was in great form. The middle order will be seen in Aiden Markram, Kyle Verene, Tristan Stabs and David Bedingham. Wean Mulder is playing as an all -rounder. Kagisu Rabada, Lungi Engidi and Marco Yansen will lead the pace attack. Keshav Maharaj is the only spinner.

Australia experience and come back:
Australia has put some surprises in their XI. Pacer Scott Bolland, who took 20 wickets in the Border-Gavaskar trophy, has returned to the XI, Josh Hazlwood. Young batter Sam Constas and Mitchell Marsh were dropped. Instead, Marnas Labuushen and Cameron Green got the chance to be in the squad, who returned to the Test after six months. Pace bowling all -rounder Bow Webster is the new face. Nathan Lion is playing as the only spinner in the team.

The final fight is going to be two different groups. On the one hand the experience and continuity of Australia, on the other, the confidence of the new era of South Africa. Who will win the Lord's trophy? Just a few days waiting to find out.

Australia's XI:
Usman Khawaja, Marnas Labuushen, Cameron Green, Steven Smith, Traveis Head, Bow Webster, Alex Carry (Wicketkeeper), Pat Cummins (captain), Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lion and Josh Hazlwood.

South Africa XI:
Aden Markram, Ryan Rikelton, Wean Mulder, Temba Babuma (captain), Tristan Stabs, David Bedingham, Kyle Varene (wicketkeeper), Marco Yansen, Keshab Maharaj, Kagisu Rabada and Lungi Engidi.