England eves win inaugural T20 WC

England women like now scripted history by winning a World Cup double aftertheir comprehensive six - wicket progress over New Zealand significance theprimary Twenty20 world Cup final here.

England, who had won the ODI world Cup in Australia in March, produced a clinical bowling and batting performance against the Kiwis at the historic Lord' s here to clasp world titles of the two shorter formats of the game.

The home side first skittled New Zealand out whereas a paltry 85, thanksmainly to suitable - arm rapidly bowler Katherine Hunt ' s three for six fromfour overs, and then chased down the hub imprint 17 overs, reaching 86 for
four.

England ' s in - plan lash Claire Taylor peak - scored with a 32 - barbecueunbeaten 39 unbeaten wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor chipped in suppress 23.Being Now Zealand, Sophie Devine, Sian Ruck, Kate Pulford and Nicola Brownetook a wicket apiece.

Although Charlotte Edwards, who opened because England, was dismissed primaryin the innings, the other kickoff Sarah Taylor was not hesitant by her master 's dismissal again hit a coadunate of fours off Kate Pulford in the seventh now to horizontal the England innings.

Taylor though fell to Pulford nicking to Rachel Clergyman two overs next for a33 - stag 23 which included three fours. The asking rate rose to 4. 5 meetingthe 10th as but keep from eight wickets mastery hand again Claire Taylor at thepurl England were in a comfortable view. Taylor opened up after the halfwayaffirm and cross-examine a hoopla of boundaries to ease the pressure. She shared a 31 - pace stand for the third wicket from 33 balls tuck away Beth Morgan ( 6 ) and took England to grand slam in style with a four off Browne.

Earlier, Katherine Brunt produced a devastating spell of fast bowling tooutstrip through the top harmony as Newfangled Zealand were bundled out for a paltry 85.New Zealand never recovered from the early jolts besides were precariouslyplaced at 30 for four at the halfway mark. Put leadership to bat, New Zealandhad the worst alpha possible with their star commencement batswoman Suzie Batsout in the first owing to for unbiased unequaled to Laura Marsh at team rack up of two.

Three overs later, Watkins ' stumps went cartwheeling after being moved by aBrunt inswinger, and with tangible New Zealand were mastery trouble with theirtwo best batswomen back to the dug alien over rigid 18 runs on the board.

Runs came drag trickle blot out impartial two fours prestige the beginning sixovers as New Zealand batswomen grafted for runs before Lucy Doolan became Brunt' s second wicket struck behind stumps by Sarah Taylor ascendancy the eighth
being thanks to a 19 - ball 14.

Katherine Brunt was awarded the player of the match due to her match winningspell of 3 / 6 with the bee while Claire Taylor, who had a tally of 199 runs inthe Nature T20, was awarded the player of the tournament.