New Delhi, June 14 -- Fourteen wickets fell on Day 1 of the World Test Championship final between Australia and South Africa. Day 2 saw another 14 wickets fall. Then, came Day 3 and the sun. Suddenly, a pitch that looked tailor-made for bowling eased out. Just four wickets fell on a day that the South Africans will remember with great cherish. To begin the day, Mitchell Starc made 58 not out in Australia's second-innings total of 207 all out on the third day, to leave South Africa chasing 282 for victory in the London sunshine. Australian skipper Pat Cummins, during the end of the Day 2 presser, had hoped for 20-30 runs in the morning, he got his wish and more. Once Australia got those runs, most would have installed them as favourites. But...