South Africa hosts Australia in Test series with World Championship implications

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Australia and South Africa will meet in a Test series on South African soil for the first time in eight years. This series could influence the standings for the next World Test Championship final. The contest is a high-stakes rematch of a previous championship decider. Both sides have significant ranking points at stake in the upcoming matches.

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