Australia secured a record seventh ICC Women’s T20 World Cup title with a seven-wicket victory over England in the final held at Lord’s on July 6, 2026. The match saw Australia extend their unbeaten streak against England in Women’s T20 World Cup finals to 7-0, reinforcing their dominance in the tournament.

England posted a total of 150 for four in their innings, with Nat Sciver-Brunt leading the charge by scoring an unbeaten 58 runs off 53 balls. Despite her steady effort, the England total proved insufficient to challenge Australia’s strong batting lineup.

Chasing the target, Australia’s Beth Mooney and Phoebe Litchfield formed a crucial century partnership, reaching 100 runs in just 67 deliveries. Their performance effectively ended England’s hopes of defending the title, as they guided Australia to a comfortable victory in front of a sold-out crowd of 28,887 spectators at the iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground.

This win cements Australia’s position as the leading team in women’s T20 cricket, extending their record tally in the tournament and continuing their dominance over England in the final stage of the competition. The result was a setback for England, who have faced repeated disappointments against Australia in these high-stakes matches.