ICC Test Mace Winners List (2003–2025) (Including ICC World Test Championship Winners from 2021)

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Wtc final 🏆 winner 



2003 – Australia (Captain: Steve Waugh / Ricky Ponting)

2004 – Australia (Captain: Ricky Ponting)

2005 – Australia (Captain: Ricky Ponting)

2006 – Australia (Captain: Ricky Ponting)

2007 – Australia (Captain: Ricky Ponting)

2008 – Australia (Captain: Ricky Ponting)

2009 – South Africa (Captain: Graeme Smith)

2010 – India (Captain: MS Dhoni)

2011 – India (Captain: MS Dhoni)

2012 – England (Captain: Andrew Strauss)

2013 – South Africa (Captain: Graeme Smith)

2014 – South Africa (Captain: AB de Villiers / Graeme Smith)

2015 – South Africa (Captain: Hashim Amla)

2016 – Australia (Captain: Steve Smith)

2017 – India (Captain: Virat Kohli)

2018 – India (Captain: Virat Kohli)

2019 – India (Captain: Virat Kohli)


2021 – New Zealand (Captain: Kane Williamson) (WTC Final Winner)

2023 – Australia (Captain: Pat Cummins) (WTC Final Winner)

2025 – south africa ( captain: temba bavuma )


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