New Delhi, June 15 -- South Africa's cricket team led by captain Temba Bavuma scripted history by clinching their first ICC World Test Championship (WTC) title on Saturday (June 14). They ended a 27-year drought for a major ICC trophy by registering a 5-wicket win in a thrilling 282-run chase against Australia at the Lord's in London.

The special victory was a testament to the team's resilience, with Bavuma's 66-run knock despite a hamstring injury and Aiden Markram's match-defining 136 runs powering the side to glory. This title marked South Africa's first senior ICC victory since 1998. South African squad sang a special song for skipper Bavuma after the win.

The post-match festivities caught global attention when the Proteas sang a sp...