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Australia celebrate 'most satisfying' Women's World T20 title win over England
Australia beat England by eight wickets in Antigua to claim their fourth Women's World Twenty20 title. Captain Meg Lanning, who scored the winning run, said although it has been a 'tough time' for Australian cricket 'we felt that we could really lift the spirits by just playing the way we do and being ourselves and enjoying what we do ... and hopefully we've been able to make them proud.' Fanning also added that the title had been particularly sweet in light of recent disappointments for the team at international tournaments. Australia sink England to claim Women's World T20 title
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