Illustrated StoryEngland Women implode from 67 for 0 to 117 for 7Australia Women's openers - Alyssa Healy and Elyse Villani - put on a quick 41 for the first wicket IDI/Getty ImagesBoth batsmen, however, fell in successive overs as England Women fought back IDI/Getty ImagesLoading ...But captain Meg Lanning sussed out the slow surface and knocked the ball into the gaps, putting her side back on track Getty ImagesShe made 55 off 50 balls, including six fours Getty ImagesEngland produced some late strikes, including the wicket of Lanning, but Australia finished with a competitive total of 132 for 6 Associated PressCharlotte Edwards ensured England got off to a strong start with a 29-ball 31 Getty ImagesEdwards found good support from Tammy Beaumont, who chipped in with 32 off 40 balls Getty ImagesAustralia's bowlers, though, squeezed England's misfiring middle order Getty ImagesThe onus then fell on Sarah Taylor who hit 21 before popping a catch behind to Healy. By then, England were reduced to 103 for 5 Getty ImagesThe collapse seeped into the lower order as well. England slumped from 67 for 0 to 117 for 7 and eventually fell short by five runs IDI/Getty ImagesMegan Schutt was the pick of Australia's bowlers, claiming figures of 2 for 15 AFPThe win left Australia eyeing their fourth successive World T20 title Associated PressAustraliaEnglandAUS Women vs ENG WomenWomen's World T20Read in AppElevate your reading experience on ESPNcricinfo App.Download App Now
