England Women vs Australia Women, Final, ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 - Player HighlightsENGW vs AUSW, Final, ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 - Player Highlights

Lauren Bell to Beth Mooney, 1 run, backs away, it's a slower one outside off, makes her reach out and she cuts it to sweeper cover

Lauren Bell to Phoebe Litchfield, 1 run, slower one floated up in the slot, driven to long-on

Lauren Bell to Phoebe Litchfield, no run, zipping through off a length, Litchfield gets out of shape and mistimes it into the on-side

Lauren Bell to Phoebe Litchfield, FOUR, oh pick your spot! A juicy slower full toss from round the wicket, Litchfield sets herself up and smokes it over midwicket. England being absolutely humbled at Lord's

Lauren Bell to Phoebe Litchfield, FOUR, she will keep bowlers guessing with her use of the feet. Despite the keeper up, Litchfield isn't afraid to give the charge, gets to the pitch of this slower ball and smashes it past mid-off

Lauren Bell to Beth Mooney, 1 run, follows her as she backs away, it's a slower ball that's slightly short and Mooney pulls it down to long-on

Lauren Bell to Beth Mooney, FOUR, this is getting away very quickly from England. The crowd, which was pumped after a strong finish with the bat, is now silent. Angling away outside off, back of a length, Mooney uses the pace and plays a lovely late-cut past short third

Lauren Bell to Phoebe Litchfield, 2 wides, down the leg-side, slower one, Litchfield tries sweeping hard but misses. Jones, who is up to the stumps, can't gather it cleanly either

Lauren Bell to Beth Mooney, 1 run, the line is outside leg but Mooney has created enough room by backing away that she manages to cut it through to deep point

Lauren Bell to Beth Mooney, FOUR, Mooney carrying where she left off in the semifinal. Another cracking shot down the ground. Backs away, gets it in the slot and lofts through the line, clearing mid-on with ease

Lauren Bell to Beth Mooney, no run, kicks up off a good length, Mooney looks to clip it away but is struck on the thigh pad

Lauren Bell to Beth Mooney, FOUR, tries following Mooney as she backs away down the leg-side but it doesn't work. It's right in the slot, she drives crisply and beats mid-off to her left. Australia going at more than 10s in this powerplay at the moment

Lauren Bell to Phoebe Litchfield, 1 run, 115kph, full on the pads, Litchfield hangs back and tucks it behind square

Lauren Bell to Phoebe Litchfield, FOUR, Litchfield wasting no time! Advances down, turns it into a half-volley and flicks it straight back down the ground. It sneaks through the feet of Bell in followthrough and races away

Lauren Bell to Georgia Voll, out Bowled!! Dragged on! An expensive start from Bell but she's got the breakthrough now! Good length in the channel, the width isn't there to cut, neither is it very short. Voll goes for it and drags it back off the under-edge. Needed the wicket early and they've got it. Georgia Voll b Lauren Bell 9(6) [4s-2]

Lauren Bell to Georgia Voll, wide, angling down leg, Voll tries clipping it away but misses

Lauren Bell to Georgia Voll, FOUR, the free hit is dispatched! Short at the body, around chest height and Voll nails the pull over midwicket

Lauren Bell to Georgia Voll, no ball, byes, FOUR, this has landed outside the pitch as Bell is completely thrown off by Voll stepping across her stumps! Tries following her, bowls it very wide outside off and the ball swings away further, landing outside the cut-strip. To make matters worse, the keeper fails to cut it off

Lauren Bell to Beth Mooney, 1 run, slanted away outside off, good length ball, Mooney looks to cut and chops it in front of cover

Lauren Bell to Beth Mooney, no run, direct hit would've sent Voll packing! She came charging down for a single, only to be sent back. The run wasn't there as the deflection off Mooney's pad took it too close to the bowler in her followthrough. Backs away, Bell follows her with an inswinger and beats her on the flick

Lauren Bell to Beth Mooney, no run, backs away to the leg-side, makes room and then throws the bat at it! Beaten! Bell right on the money first up as she lands it on a good length and gets it to nip away from off