<p>Reigning champions Australia will aim for their second successive title when they take on 2009 winners England in the final of the Women’s World Twenty20 at the R Premadasa stadium on Sunday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The two teams met in the final group match of the women’s event in Galle, with England beating Australia by seven wickets with 11 balls remaining.<br /><br />England has been undefeated throughout this tournament, posting decisive wins in its group matches and in the semifinal, played against two-time runners up New Zealand.<br /><br />England beat the White Ferns by seven wickets to reach its second ICC World Twenty20 final in three years.<br /><br />Australia advanced to the final after beating a spirited West Indies by 28-runs in the second semifinal.<br /><br />Australia have lost only one match in the tournament, having beaten India and Pakistan in the group stages in Galle.<br /><br />In the first semifinal played on Thursday, England’s spin bowlers restricted the White Ferns to 93 for eight off 20 overs on a slow wicket. Danielle Wyatt and Holly Colvin finished with two wickets each. Colvin is the leading wicket-taker for England, and is the third-highest wicket-taker of the tournament, with seven.<br /><br />In addition, three out of the top five run-getters in the tournament are from England, with Edwards the leading run-scorer, Sarah Taylor third and all-rounder Laura Marsh fifth.</p>
<p>Reigning champions Australia will aim for their second successive title when they take on 2009 winners England in the final of the Women’s World Twenty20 at the R Premadasa stadium on Sunday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The two teams met in the final group match of the women’s event in Galle, with England beating Australia by seven wickets with 11 balls remaining.<br /><br />England has been undefeated throughout this tournament, posting decisive wins in its group matches and in the semifinal, played against two-time runners up New Zealand.<br /><br />England beat the White Ferns by seven wickets to reach its second ICC World Twenty20 final in three years.<br /><br />Australia advanced to the final after beating a spirited West Indies by 28-runs in the second semifinal.<br /><br />Australia have lost only one match in the tournament, having beaten India and Pakistan in the group stages in Galle.<br /><br />In the first semifinal played on Thursday, England’s spin bowlers restricted the White Ferns to 93 for eight off 20 overs on a slow wicket. Danielle Wyatt and Holly Colvin finished with two wickets each. Colvin is the leading wicket-taker for England, and is the third-highest wicket-taker of the tournament, with seven.<br /><br />In addition, three out of the top five run-getters in the tournament are from England, with Edwards the leading run-scorer, Sarah Taylor third and all-rounder Laura Marsh fifth.</p>