Wasim Akram

India's ICC title drought continued on Sunday after Rohit Sharma and Co. suffered a massive 209-run defeat at the hands of a formidable Australia who eventually lifted the World Test Championship (WTC) title.

Rohit Sharma expressed his dissatisfaction with the limited camera angles employed by the third umpire during Shubman Gill's dismissal.

Angry Indian fans dubbed Team India as 'chokers' after Rohit Sharma and Co. failed to secure yet another ICC trophy as Australia secured a thumping 209-run victory to lift the World Test Championship (WTC) title on Sunday.

Following India's dismal 209-run defeat to Australia at the World Test Championship (WTC) final on Sunday, Ravichandran Ashwin's fans trolled BCCI, coach Rahul Dravid and captain Rohit Sharma for excluding the veteran spinner from The Oval clash.

The partnership between Smith and Head proved to be the game-changer, amassing an impressive 251 runs. This strong start by Australia put India at a disadvantage for the rest of the match.

Moments after Australia won their maiden World Test Championship (WTC) title after beating India by 209 runs at The Oval, angry Indian fans demanded captain Rohit Sharma and coach Rahul Dravid's resignation.

On Day 4 of the WTC Final between India and Australia, Shubman Gill was batting on 18 when he edged one off Scott Boland and the ball flew low to the left of Cameron Green at gully, who scooped it inches from the ground and immediately celebrated the dismissal.

In the ongoing World Test Championship (WTC) Final against India, Australia had declared their second innings at 270 for 8 midway into the afternoon session after an unbeaten 66 from Alex Carey.

On Day 4 of the WTC Final between India and Australia, Shubman Gill scored 18 off 19 balls before edging a Scott Boland delivery towards Cameron Green, who leapt to his left to catch the ball.

Green's incredible catch at gully brought an end to Rahane's fightback on Day 3 of the WTC Final between India and Australia.

On Day 3 of the WTC Final between India and Australia, Cameron Green produced a moment of brilliance at gully to dismiss a well-set, Ajinkya Rahane on 89.

Having come short in ICC knockout games on numerous occasions since winning their last trophy in 2013, India find themselves in a spot of bother in the World Test Championship (WTC) Final against Australia at The Oval.

At the conclusion of Day 2 in the WTC Final between India and Australia, Ricky Ponting recognised that India failed to capitalise by not bowling fuller lengths. However, he commended Mohammed Siraj for his determination and referred to him as the "ultimate competitor."

On Day 2 of the World Test Championship (WTC) final, India found themselves in big trouble at 151 for five, trailing Australia by another 318 runs at the Oval.

Australia lose their way as India fights Back in WTC Final; Steve Smith's century and Mohammad Siraj's 4 wicket haul were the highlights of an entertaining day of Test Cricket at the Oval