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Australia beat England to win Women's T20 World Cup Australia has won the ICC Women's T20 World Cup in commanding style, defeating England by seven wickets in the final at Lord's.

Australia Seal Record-Extending 7th ICC Women's T20 World Cup Title ... Australia sealed a record-extending seventh ICC Women's T20 World Cup title after thrashing England in the final of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground in London. The Sophie Molineux-led side defeated the hosts by seven wickets with 17 balls to spare to break the hearts of the home crowd. The victory ends a rare run for Australia of three years without an ICC title as they found themselves holding no major senior trophy following semi-final defeats in the 2024 ICC Women's T20 World Cup to South Africa and the 2025 Women's World Cup to India. Beth Mooney Stars Beth Mooney was the star of the show for Australia with a fine knock of 64 in just 49 balls as they chased the target of 151 with ease. The opening batter put up a partnership of 100 runs with Phoobe Litchfield (48 of 35). The duo put together a 100-run partnership in just 67 balls before Georgia Voll's early dismissal. Earlier, after Sophie Molineux won the toss and chose to bowl first, England posted just 150 on the board despite a fighting knock by the home team skipper Nat Sciver-Brunt (58 off 22) and a quick-fire 28…

Australia thrash England to claim record-extending seventh T20 World ... Australia thrash England to claim record-extending seventh T20 World Cup title AFP Australia's Ellyse Perry celebrates Action Images via Reuters / Peter Cziborra Australia thrashed England by seven wickets to win a record-extending seventh Women's T20 World Cup title in a sold-out final at Lord's on Sunday. Beth Mooney (64) and Phoebe Litchfield (48) did the damage in a second-wicket partnership of exactly 100 runs as Australia reached a target of 151 with 17 balls to spare. Victory meant Australia had now won all seven of their world finals , across both one-day international and T20 cricket, against arch-rivals England . Tight Australia bowling backed up by typically impressive fielding restricted England to 150-4, with the hosts indebted to skipper Nat-Sciver Brunt (58 not out) and Freya Kemp (44 not out) for an unbroken stand of 80 that revived the innings from 70-4. The new-ball duo of Kim Garth (1-20 in four overs) and Lucy Hamilton (1-19 in three) were the pick of the attack in what was Australia's first global final at Lord's. England, bidding for a first major title since winning the 2017 50-over Wor…

Australia Eliminates India from ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 with Record Chase at Lord’s LONDON, June 28, 2026 — Australia knocked India out of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 after completing a record-breaking 172-run chase to secure a six-wicket victory at the iconic Lord’s Cricket […]

Australia knock India out with record chase to reach Women's T20 World ... Australia defeated India by six wickets with the highest successful run chase in Women's T20 World Cup history. Take a look and read the full story to know all the details. Published OnJun 29, 2026, 12:17 AM IST Last UpdatedJun 29, 2026, 12:17 AM IST Australia Women defeat India Women by 6 wickets India’s campaign in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 came to a heartbreaking end as Australia produced the highest successful run chase in the tournament’s history to register a commanding six-wicket victory at Lord’s on Sunday. Chasing a challenging target of 171, Australia rode on superb half-centuries from Ellyse Perry and Ashleigh Gardner to complete the chase with an over to spare, ending India’s hopes of reaching the semifinals. The defeat meant India finished third in Group 1 with six points from five matches, while Australia and South Africa progressed to the last four with eight points each. It was another painful exit for Harmanpreet Kaur’s side despite posting one of their best batting performances of the tournament. India had looked firmly in control after captain Harmanpreet Kaur produced a se…

'Women's cricket in golden era': ICC Chairman Jay Shah hails game's ... ANI Jay Shah with Australian women's national cricket team captain Sophie Molineux Australia won a record-extending seventh ICC Women's T20 World Cup title after beating hosts England by seven wickets in the final at Lord's on Sunday, as ICC Chairman Jay Shah said the tournament showed that "women's cricket is in a golden era." Congratulating both finalists in a post on X, Shah wrote, "Congratulations to @CricketAus on winning their 7th @ICC Women's T20 World Cup title with another incredible campaign. Huge credit to @englandcricket too - fantastic runners-up but champions in spirit. This tournament reminded us why women's cricket is unmissable - power, passion, and pure class on display from start to finish. Thank you to both teams and everyone who made this World Cup so special. Women's cricket is in a golden era!" Congratulations to @CricketAus on winning their 7th @ICC Women’s T20 World Cup title with another incredible campaign. Huge credit to @englandcricket too - fantastic runners-up but champions in spirit. This tournament reminded us why women’s cricket is unmissable - power,… pic.twitter.com/lcNYrmuK…

Australia End India's Dream at Lord's with Ruthless Six-Wicket Win It was a heartbreaking night for India at the home of cricket, as Australia knocked Harmanpreet Kaur's side out of the Women's T20 World Cup with a clinical six-wick... More in below link pitchgoalhub.blogspot.com/2026/06/aust...

Seven heaven: Australia chase record target to clinch seventh T20 World Cup Chasing 151, the highest target ever set in a Women's T20 World Cup final, Australia reached 153/3 in 17.1 overs, finishing the job with 17 balls to spare.

Australia romp past England to secure seventh Women's T20 World Cup title Australia back at top of women's game with first World Cup title in three years and 13th overall across T20 and 50-over editions; England's 150-4 at Lord's, in which captain Nat Sciver-Brunt top-scored with 58no, topped by Southern Stars with 17 balls to spare Sunday 5 July 2026 20:58, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Australia dashed England's hopes of a first Women's T20 World Cup win in 17 years and second overall as they romped to a seven-wicket victory at Lord's to secure a record-extending seventh title. England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt (58 not out off 53 balls) and Freya Kemp (44no off 28) shared an unbroken stand of 80 from 55 balls as the hosts, who lost the toss, posted 150-4 after being reduced to 70-4 in the 11th over when Heather Knight (2) was pinned lbw. However, Australia reached their target with 17 balls to spare in front of nearly 29,000 spectators to increase their winning streak over their rivals to nine matches across the formats and deny England a first global title since the home 50-over World Cup success in 2017. England 150-4 from 20 overs (put i…

"Women's cricket in golden era": ICC Chairman Jay Shah after Australia ... ANI06 Jul 2026, 02:59 GMT+ London [UK], July 6 (ANI): ICC Chairman Jay Shah hailed the growth of women's cricket after Australia clinched a record-extending seventh ICC Women's T20 World Cup title, defeating hosts England by seven wickets in a commanding final at Lord's here on Sunday. Australia completed an unbeaten campaign in style, chasing down 151 with 17 balls to spare in front of a record crowd of more than 28,000 at the iconic venue. The victory also marked the highest successful run chase in the history of a Women's T20 World Cup final and ended England's perfect home World Cup record. Following the triumph, Shah congratulated both finalists in a post on X. He wrote, 'Congratulations to @CricketAus on winning their 7th @ICC Women's T20 World Cup title with another incredible campaign. Huge credit to @englandcricket too - fantastic runners-up but champions in spirit. This tournament reminded us why women's cricket is unmissable - power, passion, and pure class on display from start to finish. Thank you to both teams and everyone who made this World Cup so special. Women's cricket is in a golden …

Australia knock India out of Women's T20 World Cup after record ... Australia defeated India by six wickets after chasing 171 in record-breaking fashion at Lord’s. Ellyse Perry and Ashleigh Gardner scored match-winning fifties to end India’s Women’s T20 World Cup campaign and guide Australia into the semifinals London:India’s campaign in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 came to a heartbreaking end as Australia produced the highest successful run chase in the tournament’s history to register a commanding six-wicket victory at Lord’s on Sunday. Chasing a challenging target of 171, Australia rode on superb half-centuries from Ellyse Perry and Ashleigh Gardner to complete the chase with an over to spare, ending India’s hopes of reaching the semifinals. The defeat meant India finished third in Group 1 with six points from five matches, while Australia and South Africa progressed to the last four with eight points each. It was another painful exit for Harmanpreet Kaur’s side despite posting one of their best batting performances of the tournament. India looked firmly in control after captain Harmanpreet Kaur produced a sensational late assault to power her side to 170/4, a total th…

South Africa scrapes past Bangladesh and leaves India needing to upset Australia at Lord’s <p>LONDON &#8212; South Africa played its part and confirmed that India must take down Australia at Lord&#8217;s to qualify for the Women&#8217;s Twenty20 World Cup semifinals on Sunday.</p>

Australia knock India out to reach Women's T20 World Cup semis <p>India were knocked out of the Women’s T20 World Cup after Australia’s Ellyse Perry and Ashleigh Gardner struck half-centuries to secure a six-wicket win at Lord’s on Sunday.</p> <p>Australia maintained their flawless record in the group stage, winning all five matches to finish top and advance to the semi-finals, chasing down India’s target of 171 with an over to spare.</p> <p>India had entered the match needing a victory to progress after South Africa boosted their own qualification chances with a four-wicket win over Bangladesh in a low-scoring game.</p> <p>Australia suffered an early setback when opener Georgia Voll fell to the second ball of the chase, but Perry and Gardner steadied the innings with a 100-run partnership for the fourth wicket.</p> <p>Perry made 56 off 38 deliveries before being dismissed by Shree Charani, while Gardner remained unbeaten on 53 from 29 balls to guide the chase home.</p> <p>“We obviously got to see how India bat and knew it was a good wicket and just needed a good partnership,” Perry, who was named the player of the match, said.</p> <p>“Hopefully, two more big games to go. But focu…

Women's T20 World Cup: Australia knock India out of tournament with six ... Sunday 28 June 2026 18:04, UK Australia eliminated India from the Women's T20 World Cup after claiming a six-wicket victory in their Group 1 clash at Lord's. It means Australia top the group and will meet West Indies in the semi-finals at The Oval on Tuesday afternoon, with South Africa finishing second above India following their victory over Bangladesh earlier in the day. With India scoring 170-4, Australia triumphed with an over to spare with Georgia Wareham hitting the winning boundary. England will face South Africa in the second semi-final at The Oval on Thursday evening, More to follow... This is a breaking news story that is being updated and more details will be published shortly. Please refresh this page for the latest updates. Sky Sports brings you live updates as they happen. Get breaking sports news, analysis, exclusive interviews, replays and highlights. Stream T20 World Cup with no contract Latest cricket headlines and reports All today's cricket scorecards, results When is cricket live on Sky Sports? Sky Sports is your trusted source for breaking sports news headlines and live u…

Australia knock India out to reach Women's T20 World Cup semis Australia knock India out to reach Women's T20 World Cup semis Sign up now: Get the biggest sports news in your inbox Published Jun 29, 2026, 01:14 AM Updated Jun 29, 2026, 01:14 AM Set as preferred source June 28 - India were knocked out of the Women's T20 World Cup after Australia’s Ellyse Perry and Ashleigh Gardner struck half-centuries to secure a six-wicket win at Lord's on Sunday. Australia maintained their flawless record in the group stage, winning all five matches to finish top and advance to the semi-finals, chasing down India’s target of 171 with an over to spare. India had entered the match needing a victory to progress after South Africa boosted their own qualification chances with a four-wicket win over Bangladesh in a low-scoring game. Australia suffered an early setback when opener Georgia Voll fell to the second ball of the chase, but Perry and Gardner steadied the innings with a 100-run partnership for the fourth wicket. Perry made 56 off 38 deliveries before being dismissed by Shree Charani, while Gardner remained unbeaten on 53 from 29 balls to guide the chase home. "We obviously got to see how Indi…

Beth Mooney, Gardner power Australia into eighth Women's T20 World Cup final Australia stormed into the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 final, defeating West Indies by eight wickets in a dominant semi-final performance. After restricting the opposition to 125/7, Beth Mooney's unbeaten 61 and Ashleigh Gardner's quickfire 35 guided Australia to victory with ease. This marks their eighth appearance in the final as they chase a seventh title.

South Africa: Proteas Through to Semis As Aussies End India's World Cup Hopes [Scrolla] South Africa secured a semi-final spot at the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 on Sunday after Australia beat India by six wickets at Lord's.

Womens cricket in golden era: ICC Chairman Jay Shah after Australia ... London [UK], July 6 (ANI): ICC Chairman Jay Shah hailed the growth of women's cricket after Australia clinched a record-extending seventh ICC Women's T20 World Cup title, defeating hosts England by seven wickets in a commanding final at Lord's here on Sunday. Australia completed an unbeaten campaign in style, chasing down 151 with 17 balls to spare in front of a record crowd of more than 28,000 at the iconic venue. The victory also marked the highest successful run chase in the history of a Women's T20 World Cup final and ended England's perfect home World Cup record. Following the triumph, Shah congratulated both finalists in a post on X. He wrote, "Congratulations to @CricketAus on winning their 7th @ICC Women's T20 World Cup title with another incredible campaign. Huge credit to @englandcricket too - fantastic runners-up but champions in spirit. This tournament reminded us why women's cricket is unmissable - power, passion, and pure class on display from start to finish. Thank you to both teams and everyone who made this World Cup so special. Women's cricket is in a golden era!" The International Cricke…

India crash out of Women's T20 WC despite Harmanpreet's heroics Australia knocked India out of the Women's T20 World Cup with a comfortable six-wicket win, thanks to a match-winning 100-run partnership between Ellyse Perry (56) and Ashleigh Gardner (53*). Earlier, Harmanpreet Kaur's explosive 56 off 27 balls helped India post 170/4, but the total proved insufficient as Australia advanced to the semifinals unbeaten.

Australia Knock India Out of Women's T20 World Cup 2026 Cricket News Updated Jun 28, 2026 Australia Eliminate India from Women’s T20 World Cup with Record Chase Australia Women defeated India Women by six wickets at Lord's, chasing 171 to knock India out of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026. This was the highest successful run chase in Women's T20 World Cup history. Ellyse Perry and Ashleigh Gardner scored half-centuries in a 100-run partnership to lead Australia's comeback. India's Harmanpreet Kaur top-scored with 56 off 27 balls, but it wasn't enough to keep their semi-final hopes alive. A ANI Jun 28, 2026 · 4 min read · 101 views Save Listen Copy Australia knock India out of Women's T20 World Cup 2026 with record chase London, June 28 Australia Women defeated India Women by six wickets in the final Group A match at Lord's on Sunday, to knock the Women in Blue out of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026. India entered the match in a do-or-die situation, needing a win to progress to the semi-finals of the World Cup. Australia Women and South Africa Women led the Group A points table after the Proteas Women secured a win over Bangladesh in the earlier fixture of th…