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India and Australia are set to clash for the ICC World Test Championship title in the second cycle, with the final beginning on June 7 at the Oval in London. ALSO READ IND vs AUS: Rohit Sharma in England - Bittersweet tale eyeing another chapter in WTC Final Australia topped the WTC points table in the 2021–23 cycle with 66.67 points per cent (PCT) in 19 Tests, while India made its cut for the final with 58.8 PCT after beating the Kangaroos 2-1 in the recently concluded Border-Gavaskar Trophy series at home. Ahead of the summit clash, our reporters, Ayan Acharya and Lalith Kalidas, analyse the key match-ups, India’s batting order and the chances of Australia clinching the trophy.

India and Australia are set to clash for the ICC World Test Championship title in the second cycle, with the final beginning on June 7 at the Oval in London. ALSO READ IND vs AUS: Rohit Sharma in England - Bittersweet tale eyeing another chapter in WTC Final Australia topped the WTC points table in the 2021–23 cycle with 66.67 points per cent (PCT) in 19 Tests, while India made its cut for the final with 58.8 PCT after beating the Kangaroos 2-1 in the recently concluded Border-Gavaskar Trophy series at home. Ahead of the summit clash, our reporters, Ayan Acharya and Lalith Kalidas, analyse the key match-ups, India’s batting order and the chances of Australia clinching the trophy.

India and Australia are set to clash for the ICC World Test Championship title in the second cycle, with the final beginning on June 7 at the Oval in London. ALSO READ IND vs AUS: Rohit Sharma in England - Bittersweet tale eyeing another chapter in WTC Final Australia topped the WTC points table in the 2021–23 cycle with 66.67 points per cent (PCT) in 19 Tests, while India made its cut for the final with 58.8 PCT after beating the Kangaroos 2-1 in the recently concluded Border-Gavaskar Trophy series at home. Ahead of the summit clash, our reporters, Ayan Acharya and Lalith Kalidas, analyse the key match-ups, India’s batting order and the chances of Australia clinching the trophy.

In their first World Test Championship Final, Australia have unveiled the first kit of this type in the long format, taking inspiration from their current white ball kits in ICC global tournaments. With a yellow trim down either side and on the collar, their team name font matches that of T20 World Cups and Cricket World Cups in the recent past, as Pat Cummins' side look to complete a men's global trophy set with the World Test Championship mace. Looking to go one better than their 2021 WTC Final performance, there are a couple of noticeable differences to the whites India will play in as they take on Australia. Moving to a new kit sponsor of Adidas, the colour trim on their collar is a lighter blue than the shirt of two years ago, with the team name colour on the front matching underneath. The players' Test cap number is displayed under the India logo in typical fashion.