The stage is set for an epic showdown as England Women's cricket team takes on mighty Australia in the T20 World Cup final this Sunday at the iconic Lord's. The stakes are sky-high for both teams, with only one capable of claiming the coveted trophy – and it's been nine long years since England last lifted a major title!
Australia, six-time champions, have been on a mission to dominate the competition, crushing West Indies in their semi-final clash. Meanwhile, England has marched into the final unbeaten, dispatching South Africa with ease in an impressive display of skill and determination.
So how can you follow every ball? The BBC Sport team has got you covered! For fans in the UK, ball-by-ball radio commentary will be available on BBC Sounds, BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, and via the BBC Sport website and app. Overseas listeners can tune in via the ICC website. And for those with smart speakers, simply say "play 5 Sports Extra" to get started!
The commentary team boasts a stellar lineup, featuring World Cup winners Ebony Rainford-Brent, Alex Hartley, and Isa Guha, alongside experienced voices like Henry Moeran, Geoff Lemon, and Alison Mitchell. And for our international audience, commentary in BBC Hindi will also be available, courtesy of Annesha Ghosh, Shachi Pai, and Anjum Chopra.
But it's not just about the live audio – the BBC Sport website and app will be your go-to hub for digital coverage! Live text commentary, expert analysis, and in-play video clips of all the pivotal moments will be at your fingertips. And when the final whistle blows, comprehensive highlights will be available for UK users, with detailed reaction and analysis to follow.
Looking for more? Delve deeper into the team's psyche with the 'Inside the England camp' series on iPlayer, YouTube, and BBC Sounds, featuring players like Heather Knight, Lauren Bell, and Amy Jones. And don't miss the Test Match Special podcast on BBC Sounds after the final, where you'll get immediate reactions and reflections from the experts.
Stay up-to-date with all the action across multiple platforms – BBC Cricket Instagram, WhatsApp channel, TMS on X and Facebook, and BBC Sport on TikTok will provide ongoing updates, interviews, and pundit reactions. And for a trip down memory lane, catch the 2017 reunion podcast featuring Isa Guha and members of England's victorious World Cup squad.