T20 World Cup: Australia’s Ellis Perry in the T20 World Cup final against England on Sunday.

He also had 56 against the West Indies at Lord’s – the venue for Sunday’s final – and steered his side to victory from a perilous position chasing 171 runs.

He is an important ballast in Australia’s line-up both with his experience and style of play.

He has scored at a strike-rate of 135.03 in this tournament and has been able to find the boundary when needed. However, she has the lowest dot ball percentage (30.9%) of all batters who have scored 1,000 runs in Women’s T20 Internationals.

Despite being only an occasional bowler in the latter part of his career, he was also effective with the ball, taking four wickets in three matches he used.

“She’s great,” teammate Phoebe Litchfield said.

“He prepares really well and is the ultimate professional.

“Yesterday was his full recovery day, apparently, everything is going well.

“As you can all imagine, he wants to be there on Sunday and is doing everything in his power to do that, which he is a true professional.”

Both Australia and England, K In Thursday’s semi-final, they beat South Africa in a big wayGoing undefeated to the finals of the tournament.

This will be the first time the Ashes opponents have met in a World Cup final since Australia’s 50-over triumph in 2022.

England have not won a World Cup since their famous victory at Lord’s in 2017.

“It really feels like we’re building something,” said all-rounder Charlie Dean.

“I think it’s the most confident I’ve ever been in an England shirt personally and I think that radiates from everyone else as well.”