Women’s cricket is in golden era: ICC chairman Jay Shah

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LONDON: ICC Chairman Jay Shah hailed women’s cricket as being in a “golden era” after Australia outclassed England to win their seventh ICC T20 World Cup title at Lord’s, saying the tournament showed why the sport is “unmissable.”

Australia restricted England to 150 after electing to bowl before chasing down the target in 17.1 overs, with Beth Mooney top-scoring with 64.

Shah later presented the trophy to Australia captain Sophie Molineux.

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