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

The favourite to win the tournament as we make the case for the six-time champions, assess the key players and list our best bets for the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup.

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The FIFA World Cup and Cricket World Cup may both rank among the world's biggest sporting events but their prize money tells a very different story.

Everyone can stream the ICC Women's T20 World Cup final live for FREE on the Sky Sports App and skysports.com. Hosts England face six-time champions Australia in Sunday's Lord's final, with coverage live from 2.30pm ahead of play getting under way at 3.30pm.

England are annoyed their bowlers’ usual pre-game routines will be changed by the appearance of Rita Ora ahead of the Women’s T20 World Cup final against Australia at Lord’s on Monday morning (AEST).

Australia's Gilmour topped the chart with 11 wickets to his name in the 1975 World Cup. England's Mike Hendrick picked up 10 wickets and topped the chart in 1979. The current BCCI President topped the charts in 1983 with 18 wickets to his name.

The Irish government has given a further major funding boost to the development of cricket in Ireland, with E3.5m to help improve the Stormont venue in Belfast.