This was due to be the teams' first meeting at a Champions Trophy. The result means that if Australia and South Africa win their final group matches, against Afghanistan and England respectively, they will progress to the semi-finals.

Steve Smith’s Australia faces South Africa in the Champions Trophy. Despite missing key players, Australia recently defeated England. South Africa aims to maintain momentum after a 107-run win over Afghanistan.

The match scheduled in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, faces uncertainty as unfavorable weather conditions have caused a delay in the toss due to persistent rain.

The Champions Trophy match between Australia and South Africa was abandoned here on Tuesday due to persistent rain, forcing the two Group B heavyweights to share a point each. The weather did not allow even the toss to be completed.

The Champions Trophy 2025 match between Australia and South Africa in Rawalpindi was abandoned due to rain, forcing both teams to share points. With Pakistan and Bangladesh already eliminated, England vs Afghanistan has now become a virtual knockout clash.

Australia vs South Africa match in Rawalpindi abandoned due to persistent rain. Both teams share a point each, impacting Group B standings.

The Australia vs South Africa, ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Group B match have been called off due to persistent rain in Rawalpindi. Check the highlights of the day here

The highly awaited Champions Trophy fixture between Australia and South Africa in Rawalpindi ended in disappointment as unrelenting rain prevented any play. Not a single ball was delivered, nor was the toss conducted, with the match officially abandoned at 5:10 pm local time—over three hours after the scheduled 2 pm start.

South Africa will face Australia in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 match today at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, starting at 2:30 PM (India time). Rain is expected to disrupt the game, with a high chance of interruptions and possible DLS adjustments.

The Champions Trophy Group B fixture between Australia and South Africa in Rawalpindi was abandoned without a ball being bowled on Tuesday after persistent rain kept the players from the field.

The Champions Trophy Group B fixture between Australia and South Africa in Rawalpindi was abandoned without a ball being bowled on Tuesday after persistent rain kept the players from the field. South Africa top the pool on net run-rate from Australia with both teams on three points after winning their opening fixtures against Afghanistan and England respectively.