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Australia claims seventh Women's T20 World Cup title

Australia beat England by seven wickets at Lord's, completing the chase with 17 balls remaining.

Australia beat England by seven wickets at Lord's to win the 2026 Women's T20 World Cup. England posted 4-150 before Australia completed the chase with 17 balls remaining.

The result delivered Australia's seventh title in the tournament and 14th white-ball world title. Beth Mooney, who reached fifty from 38 balls, was named player of the final.

Why it mattersThe result extends Australia's record as the most successful team in the tournament's history.

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