Melbourne: Six-time finalist Australia under the leadership of experienced Meg Lanning will take on first-timer India in the grand finale of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup, which is slated to be held in Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Sunday.
Touted as the women cricket's biggest game to be played, the grand stadium is slated to hold more than 75,000 fans with #FilltheMCG as the marquee trend among social media platforms and famous pop singer Katy Perry electrifying the vigour of fans.
On this special occasion, ETV Bharat talked with the Indian supporters about their preparation for Sunday.
India progressed as the top-ranked team in Group A following a semi-final washout against England and their unbeaten run in this year's tournament makes the finale tough to call.
On the other hand, Australia edged out South Africa in a tight semi-final but when it comes to history in the T20 experience, the two battling it out couldn't be further apart.
Women's T20 WC final history. For the hosts, it will be their sixth successive appearance in the T20 World Cup final, having made the showpiece in every edition since 2010. And this time, they're bidding for a record-extending fifth T20 World Cup title.
In the overall head to head, Australia have a distinct advantage over the 4th ranked India. Both have taken on each other in 31 matches in T20I format in which Australia have emerged victorious on 26 occasions.
