The iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground in London will host the third edition of the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) final from June 11 to 15, 2025. The one-off Test match will be played at the historic venue, with June 16 reserved as a reserve day if necessary.
The WTC final will feature the top two teams in the standings at the conclusion of the current cycle. India, led by Rohit Sharma, currently holds the top spot, followed by reigning champions Australia. India has participated in both previous WTC finals but has yet to claim the prestigious mace.
The race for the WTC final is still wide open, with several teams still in contention. New Zealand (third), England (fourth), Sri Lanka (fifth), South Africa (sixth), and Bangladesh (seventh) are all within striking distance of a place in the decider.
The WTC has quickly become one of the most anticipated events in the cricketing calendar, showcasing the pinnacle of Test cricket. The format has added context and excitement to the longest format of the game, with teams vying for points throughout the cycle to secure a place in the final.
ICC CEO Geoff Allardice expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming WTC final at Lord’s: “It is a testament to the enduring appeal of Test cricket, which continues to captivate fans around the world. Tickets will be in high demand, so I would encourage fans to register their interest now to ensure they are in with a chance of attending the Ultimate Test next year.”
Fans can register their interest for tickets to the WTC final, and demand is expected to be high for the eagerly awaited contest. The match will provide a fitting stage for the world’s best Test teams to battle it out for the coveted WTC title.
