AUS-W Vs ENG-W, ICC Women's T20 World Cup Final: Australia Beat England, Lift Their Seventh Title
Australia won the Women’s Twenty20 World Cup after smashing England in the final by seven wickets at Lord’s on Sunday. Beth Mooney and Phoebe Litchfield supercharged the chase of 151 runs from the second over to the 13th in a 100-run partnership off 67 balls. Litchfield fell 34 runs from victory and Mooney was out 11 runs from the inevitable end after her third match-winning fifty in Australia’s last three successful finals. Overseeing the winning runs in the middle with 17 balls to spare was another stalwart, Ellyse Perry, winning her seventh world T20 trophy. Australia pulled off the highest successful chase in a final at 153-3 after restricting England to 150-4. This was the 10th, biggest and most popular Women’s T20 World Cup and Australia extended its staggering record to seven titles from eight finals.
The Australia team celebrate with the trophy after winning the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
The Australia team celebrate on the podium with the trophy after winning the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
Australia's Ashleigh Gardner, carries the trophy as teammates celebrate after winning the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
The Australian team celebrates after winning the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
Australia's Ellyse Perry, and Australia's Ashleigh Gardner, celebrate as they win the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
Australia's Beth Mooney, walks off the pitch after being given out lbw, during the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
England's wicketkeeper Amy Jones, appeals for lbw on Australia's Beth Mooney, which was given after a review during the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
Australia's Beth Mooney, celebrates getting 50 not out during the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
Australia's Beth Mooney, hits runs during the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
Australia's Phoebe Litchfield, makes her ground as England's wicketkeeper Amy Jones, attempts a run out during the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
Australia's Georgia Voll, is bowled out by England's Lauren Bell, during the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP /Alastair Grant
England's Freya Kemp, plays a shot during the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
England's Alice Capsey, hits a six during the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
England's Natalie Sciver-Brunt, plays a shot during the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
England's Danni Wyatt-Hodge plays a shot during the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
England's Amy Jones, clips a ball from Australia's Lucy Hamilton, to be caught out by Australia's Georgia Voll, during the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
Rita Ora performs ahead of the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant
Rita Ora performs ahead of the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup final between England and Australia in London. | Photo: AP/Alastair Grant