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Australia Hold England to 150-4 in Women's T20 World Cup Final
Nat Sciver-Brunt made 58 not out and Kemp added 44 not out after England slipped to 70-4 against Australia.
- On Sunday at Lord's, Australia's disciplined bowling limited England to 150/4 in the Women's T20 World Cup final, leaving Australia needing 151 runs to claim their seventh title.
- England's innings began shakily, with the top order collapsing to 70/4 after Wicketkeeper Amy Jones fell for 7, opener Danni Wyatt-Hodge for 8, and captain Heather Knight for just 2.
- Recovery came through Captain Nat Sciver-Brunt and Freya Kemp, who combined for an unbroken 80-run partnership off 55 balls, with Sciver-Brunt finishing 58 not out and Kemp contributing 44.
- England's total looks at least 20 runs shy of a challenging target given Australia chased 171 against India last weekend, though the sluggish pitch at Lord's complicates Australia's chase.
- Australia requires 151 in their 20 overs to seal their seventh title, with both sides unchanged from semi-finals and veteran all-rounder Ellyse Perry cleared to play for Australia despite a quad injury.
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Women's T20 World Cup Final: England post 150/4 against Australia
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England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt has set a new T20 World Cup record with her ninth 50-plus score in the final against Australia. Her unbeaten 58 anchored England's innings, guiding them to 150/4 after a shaky start. Despite a disciplined Australian bowling attack, Sciver-Brunt's resilience, supported by Freya Kemp's quickfire 44, ensured a competitive total for the hosts at Lord's.
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England vs Australia Live Score, Women's T20 World Cup Final: Nat Sciver-Brunt, Freya Kemp Rescue England, Australia Given Target Of 151
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