LONDON: The World Test Championship final will be played at Lord’s between June 11-15 next year, global governing body Inter­national Cricket Council (ICC) said on Tuesday.

It will be the first time Lord’s will host the one-off Test played between the two highest-ranked sides in the five-day format, with previous finals taking place at Southampton’s Rose Bowl and The Oval in London.

June 16 will be available as a reserve day if required, the ICC said in a statement.

Two-time finalists India are leading the standings ahead of defending champions Australia. India will tour Australia for five Tests between November and January.

Published in Dawn, September 5th, 2024

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