TALLER AND TALENTED: Marco Jansen Leads from the Back for Proteas

Cape Town, South Africa - In a stunning display of skill and determination, Marco Jansen took center stage alongside Kagiso Rabada in the World Test Championship Final's first day at Lord's. The 6'8" fast bowler left an indelible mark on Australia's top order as he formed a potent fast bowling duo with his captain, taking three crucial wickets.

Rabada stole the spotlight with yet another impressive five-wicket haul, but Jansen's contribution was no less noteworthy. The South African tall bowler conceded 49 runs off 14 overs and removed key batsmen Marnus Labuschagne and Travis Head as part of his haul.

Jansen's impressive form was tempered only by a stint of injury while fielding on day two. However, his refusal to give up paved the way for a remarkable recovery, as he returned to the bowling crease and dispatched Marnus Labuschagne for 22 runs. The young bowler's impressive performance has cemented his place among cricket's top talent, and fans can eagerly anticipate what more he will achieve on the international stage.