RECAP! - How the Kiwis conquered the world! NZ's road to WTC final I Cricket.com

After a rough start to life in the World Test Championship, New Zealand have become the first team to qualify for this year’s final in June. Here's how they did it! We look back at their road to the decider.

New Zealand were crowned the first Test world champions after completing a stunning eight-wicket win over India on a dramatic sixth day of the final in Southampton. Here's more from our post-matc show!

Cheteshwar Pujara scored 818 runs from 28 innings at an average of 29.21 in the 2019-21 World Test Championship cycle. For a run-machine like Pujara, these are unusual numbers and a majestic fall from grace considering the highs of 2018 when he bored the Australians to death. Can he shine in Southampton? Here's more...

A career right out of the pages of a fiction book, Virat Kohli’s high-standard has been challenged in this two-year time frame as has been his authority as one of the most feared batsmen in the world. WTC Diaries' episode 4 has more...

All four results remain possible in the final of the World Test Championship after an engrossing fifth day between India and New Zealand in Southampton. India closed on 64-2, leading by 32, meaning the Test will go into a sixth and final day because of time lost to the weather earlier in the match. Saba Karim joins Cricket.com's Avanish Hegde to discuss more.

New Zealand wrestled the initiative from India on a fascinating third day of the World Test Championship final. The Black Caps battled through India's constant pressure to close on 101-2, 116 runs behind in Southampton. Here's more with Saba Karim, who feels Ashwin will be key on day 4.

There were five debutants for Team India against England women in their first Test in over 2400 days and four of them led their side's fightback to save the game and salvaged a draw but it was two of them who shone brightest...

India captain Virat Kohli kept New Zealand at bay but more bad weather blighted the second day of the World Test Championship final in Southampton. After the entire first day was washed out, only 64.4 overs were possible on day two with India ending 146-3. Here's more with Former Indian wicketkeeper Saba Karima and Cricket.com's Avanish Hegde.

In this 'Criclytics Man vs Machine' episode, Saba Karim previews the WTC Final encounter and more importantly how India needs to carry on performing to win this coveted trophy. Join us as we preview this match with the Former Indian keeper himself!

Since December 2020, Pant has scored four fifties, which is the highest for the period in the WTC and has the second-best average of 60.44 among Indian batters. Can he continue that form in Southampton?