After an intense month of the tournament, the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup is concluding with a final game on Sunday, 5 July. Australia and England will meet on the field of the Lord’s Cricket Ground in London. In this article we will present Australia vs England betting odds, review both teams, as well as take a look at how you can watch the match live.
This will be the fourth final where both teams play against each other. The previous three took place in 2012, 2014, and 2018. Australia won on all three accounts. This season holds considerable significance for both teams, as Australia will try to keep their undefeated status against England and take home their seventh cup, while England will take a chance to win their second trophy after the first and only victory they had in 2009 during the inaugural edition of the tournament. With the tournament hosts playing against six time champions, expectations for the match are set quite high, especially given their previous history with each other.
Attendance record has been broken twice ahead of the finals. First it reached a peak last Saturday, 27 June with 21,018 viewers when New Zealand and England played the last group stage match in Group B. This number was surpassed the very next day, when on Sunday, 28 June 27,163 viewers filled in the Lord’s for the last group stage game in Group A between India and Australia.
Australia vs England Betting Odds
Betting is a big part of large cricket tournaments, and the T20 Women’s World Cup Final isn’t an exception. Betting offers on this match, as well as other matches of the tournament, include all the typical bets you will find in women’s cricket.
Below we will take a look at Australia vs England betting odds on some of the most popular betting markets 7bet has to offer for the match.
Match Winner
The aim of this betting market is to predict who will win the game. As a bettor you place your wager on the side that you think is the most likely to win the match and take the cup home. While it is the easiest bet to understand and follow, it is also very popular among bettors of different styles and experiences.
At 7bet, we currently offer the following match winner Australia vs England odds:
| England (W) | Australia (W) |
| 9/5 | 2/5 |
Total in the Highest Scoring Over
This betting market works the same way most over/under bets do in sports betting. Your task is to predict whether a single higher scoring over will be achieved after (over) or before (under) a certain number of runs defined in the bet is completed. The number of runs in the betting offer is always presented in decimals.
At 7bet, we currently offer the following total in the highest scoring over Australia vs England odds:
| Over 17.5 | Under 17.5 |
| 3/4 | 14/15 |
Highest Opening Partnership
A partnership is the combined number of runs two batters on the same team cumulate. As a punter, you bet on the side who, in your opinion, will perform more runs before the first wicket is taken. This market allows for a tie because the first wicket can also be taken at the moment when both teams have scored an equal number of runs.
At 7bet, we currently offer the following highest opening partnership Australia vs England odds:
| England (W) | Draw | Australia (W) |
| 21/20 | 20/1 | 11/15 |
Top England (W) Batsman
The title of the top batsman goes to the player who scores the highest number of runs during the match. For this market, only results within one team are taken into consideration and bets on each side are made separately. Betting on this market requires a good knowledge of individual players and their current form.
At 7bet, we currently offer the following top England (W) batsman odds:
| Batsman | Odds |
| Danni Wyatt-Hodge | 3/1 |
| Sophia Dunkley | 15/4 |
| Heather Knight | 9/2 |
| Alice Capsey | 19/4 |
| Amy Jones | 19/4 |
| Freya Kemp | 9/1 |
| Charlie Dean | 30/1 |
| Sophie Ecclestone | 35/1 |
| Linsey Claire Neale Smith | 50/1 |
| Lauren Bell | 50/1 |
| Lauren Filer | 50/1 |
| Tilly Corteen-Coleman | 50/1 |
Top Australia (W) Batsman
While you bet on the top batsman for the English team, you may also choose to place the same bet on the Australian side because two top batsmen will be announced for the match, and you can freely wager on either or both. For this betting market, batsmen for each side will be selected only compared to the results of other players on their team.
At 7bet, we currently offer the following top Australia (W) batsman odds:
| Batsman | Odds |
| Bethany Louise Mooney | 5/2 |
| Ellyse Alexandra Perry | 15/4 |
| Phoebe Litchfield | 4/1 |
| Georgia Voll | 13/3 |
| Grace Harris | 13/3 |
| Ashleigh Gardner | 17/3 |
| Tahlia McGrath | 11/1 |
| Georgia Wareham | 12/1 |
| Annabel Sutherland | 14/1 |
| Nicola Carey | 25/1 |
| Lucy Hamilton | 50/1 |
| Megan Schutt | 50/1 |
| Sophie Molineux | 50/1 |
| Alana King | 50/1 |
| Kimberly Jennifer Garth | 50/1 |
Top England (W) Bowler
A similar market exists to predict the top bowler on each side. Here you wager on the player that you think will take the highest number of wickets during the game. Similar to the top batsman market, only results within one team will be compared to select the top bowler.
At 7bet, we currently offer the following top England (W) bowler odds:
| Bowler | Odds |
| Sophie Ecclestone | 14/5 |
| Lauren Bell | 3/1 |
| Charlie Dean | 16/5 |
| Lauren Filer | 10/3 |
| Tilly Corteen-Coleman | 15/4 |
| Linsey Claire Neale Smith | 13/3 |
| Freya Kemp | 11/2 |
Top Australia (W) Bowler
Regardless of whether you bet on the previous market or not, you can take a chance and try to predict the top bowler for the other side. This player will also be determined by the highest number of wickets taken during the game, and only results shown among the players of one side are taken into consideration. It doesn’t matter if the top bowler of the other team has a higher result.
At 7bet, we currently offer the following top Australia (W) Bowler odds:
| Bowler | Odds |
| Sophie Molineux | 14/5 |
| Georgia Wareham | 10/3 |
| Ashleigh Gardner | 15/4 |
| Annabel Sutherland | 13/3 |
| Alana King | 13/3 |
| Kimberly Jennifer Garth | 5/1 |
| Megan Schutt | 11/2 |
| Lucy Hamilton | 6/1 |
| Tahlia McGrath | 11/1 |
| Nicola Carey | 18/1 |
Please note that the odds are accurate as per the publishing time of the article. Make sure to check the latest odds before placing a bet.
Always remember to gamble responsibly and treat betting as a form of entertainment and not means for financial gain.
Australia Women Team Preview
Australia Women started the T20 World Cup in group A, where they played the group stage against all five of their group members. The results were the following:
- Australia 172/8 (20 overs) vs 107 (16.4 overs) South Africa; Australia won by 65 runs
- Bangladesh 77/8 (20 overs) vs 78/1 (9.3 overs) Australia; Australia won by 9 wickets
- Australia 219/6 (20 overs) vs 121/3 (20 overs) Netherlands; Australia won by 98 runs
- Australia 199/7 (20 overs) vs 86 (13.4 overs) Pakistan; Australia won by 113 runs
- India 170/4 (20 overs) vs 172/4 (19 overs) Australia; Australia won by 6 wickets
They finished the group stage with the following stats:
- Played: 5
- Won: 5
- Lost: 0
- No results: 0
- Points: 10
Before advancing to the finals, they met with the West Indies side in the semi-finals and won with the following results: West Indies 125/7 (20 overs) vs 127/2 (13 overs) Australia; Australia won by 8 wickets.
Australia has been represented by the following squad during the 2026 T20 World Cup Final:
- Megan Schutt
- Beth Mooney (wicket keeper)
- Ellyse Perry
- Georgia Voll
- Annabel Sutherland
- Nicola Carey
- Phoebe Litchfield
- Sophie Molineux (captain)
- Alana King
- Tahlia McGrath (vice captain)
- Kim Garth
- Georgia Wareham
- Grace Harris
- Lucy Hamilton
- Ashleigh Gardner (vice captain)
Wicket keeper Beth Mooney is one of the leading players of the current tournament for Australia. While she had a low start in the first two matches of the group stage, she picked up the pace in the game against the Netherlands, later delivering a remarkable game in the semi-finals against West Indies. Mooney played an essential role in the 2020 and 2023 tournaments, with Australia winning the title both times.
England Women Team Preview
England Women began the T20 World Cup in group B, playing the group stage in a round robin format against all five of their group members. The results were the following:
- England 219/1 (20 overs) vs 132 (20 overs) Sri Lanka; England won by 87 runs
- Ireland 118/9 (20 overs) vs 119/6 (17.3 overs) England; England won by 4 wickets
- England 200/5 (20 overs) vs 162/7 (20 overs) Scotland; England won by 38 runs
- England 186/7 (20 overs) vs 148/5 (20 overs) West Indies; England won by 38 runs
- New Zealand 163/6 (20 overs) vs 164/1 (17.2 overs) England; England won by 9 wickets
They finished the group stage with the following stats:
- Played: 5
- Won: 5
- Lost: 0
- No results: 0
- Points: 10
In the semi-finals, they played against the South Africa side and won with the following results: England 169/5 (20 overs) vs 129/8 (20 overs) South Africa; England won by 40 runs, advancing to the finals.
England has been represented by the following squad during the 2026 T20 World Cup Final:
- Heather Knight
- Freya Kemp
- Sophie Ecclestone
- Tilly Corteen-Coleman
- Charlie Dean (vice captain)
- Danni Wyatt-Hodge
- Nat Sciver-Brunt (captain)
- Amy Jones (wicket keeper)
- Sophia Dunkley
- Linsey Smith
- Lauren Bell
- Alice Capsey
- Danielle Gibson
- Lauren Filer
- Issy Wong
The return of Nat Sciver-Brunt to the field after a calf injury may become the inspiration the English team needs for this final. While she had to sit the group stage out, Sciver-Brunt came back for the semi-finals. This will be her seventh T20 World Cup but the first one as the team captain. Sciver-Brunt seems to be embracing her new role so far, as she confidently led the team through the semi-finals with South Africa where she hit 11 fours and a six.
Australia vs England Head to Head History
Head to head history between Australia and England T20 women’s teams goes back to 2005. The Women’s Twenty20 International was first established in 2004, and while England played its inaugural game against New Zealand in August 2004, Australia’s first match took place in September 2005 against England, starting one of the most heated rivalries in women’s cricket. Their first match in this format ended with Australia winning by seven wickets.
To date, they have played 45 matches. Out of these, England won 21, Australia won 23 matches, 0 matches ended in a tie, and one match ended with no result.
The results for the teams’ most recent seven T20 matches against each other are as follows:
| Date | Event | England | Australia | Result |
| 1 July 2023 | Women’s Ashes, T20I series | 153/7 (20 overs) | 154/6 (19.5 overs) | Australia won by 4 wickets |
| 5 July 2023 | Women’s Ashes, T20I series | 186/9 (20 overs) | 183/8 (20 overs) | England won by 3 runs |
| 8 July 2023 | Women’s Ashes, T20I series | 121/5 (13.2 overs) | 155/7 (20 overs) | England won by 5 wickets |
| 29 September 2024 | T20 World Cup Women Warm-Up | 129/10 (19.4 overs) | 162/6 (20 overs) | Australia won by 33 runs |
| 20 January 2025 | Women’s Ashes, T20I series | 141/10 (16 overs) | 7/198 (20 overs) | Australia won by 57 runs |
| 23 January 2025 | Women’s Ashes, T20I series | 4/168 (19.1 overs) | 5/185 (20 overs) | Australia won by 6 runs |
| 25 January 2025 | Women’s Ashes, T20I series | 90 (17.3 overs) | 5/162 (20 overs) | Australia won by 72 runs |
How to Watch the 2026 T20 World Cup Final (Women)
- What: Australia vs England T20 World Cup Final 2026 (Women)
- When: Sunday, 5 July 2026
- What time: 3:30 pm BST
- Venue: Lord’s Cricket Ground, London
- Where to watch: Sky Sports Cricket, Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports+ (UK)
The entire tournament has been broadcast live in the UK through several of the Sky Sports channels. The final will also be available for live viewing on Sky Sports Cricket, Sky Sports Main Event, and Sky Sports+ for the UK audiences. Major global networks and platforms will also broadcast it for international audiences, including Prime Video in Australia.
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