UPDATEAustralia are Women’s T20 World Cup champions after beating England by seven wickets in the 15:30 BST final at Lord’s. England posted 150/4 before Australia completed the chase in 17.1 overs, led by Beth Mooney’s 64.
Updated: 5 July 2026, 19:52 BST
Women’s T20 World Cup — Semis & Final
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Hosting the final
Lord’s Cricket Ground
Confirmed final venue, Sun 5 July. Viewing quality ★★★★★ · Atmosphere ★★★★★ · Hospitality ★★★★★ · First-timers ★★★
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Hosting both semis
The Kia Oval
Confirmed venue for Semi 1 (played) and Semi 2, Thu 2 July. Viewing quality ★★★★★ · Atmosphere ★★★★ · Value ★★★★★ · First-timers ★★★★★
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💡 Going to the final → Lord’s is your only option. Going to a semi-final → both are at The Oval.
Lord’s — best seats
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Compton & Edrich Stands
Modern · Central · Best sightlines at Lord’s
The two rebuilt central stands deliver the best viewing at Lord’s for any format. Elevated, central, and pillar-free, they give a clear view of both ends. For the final, where every delivery matters, these seats let you follow field placements and shot selection across the whole match.
Verdict: best seats at Lord’s for the final. Central mid-tier rows are the sweet spot.
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Grand Stand
Central · West side · Strong all-rounder
A reliable alternative when Compton or Edrich is sold out. Central west-side position with a strong view across the whole pitch. Mid-tier rows here are well priced and deliver a clean sightline for T20’s fast-moving action.
Verdict: excellent all-rounder at better value than Compton/Edrich.
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Mound & Tavern Stands
South-East · Loudest atmosphere · Near the bar
The loudest sections at Lord’s, well suited to a World Cup final’s crowd energy. Viewing angle is slightly compromised but the atmosphere more than compensates for the occasion.
Verdict: best for final-day atmosphere.
The Kia Oval — best seats
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Bedser & Laker Stands
Modern · Central sides · Best elevation
The Oval’s most consistent stands for viewing quality. Both offer excellent elevated sightlines across the full playing area, ideal for tracking field positions and powerplay settings in a semi-final. The best starting point at The Oval for the England v South Africa semi.
Verdict: safest choice at The Oval. Mid-tier central rows are the sweet spot.
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OCS Stand
Central east side · Best all-rounder · Good value
A strong central east-side stand with a good all-round view. Popular with experienced cricket fans — the balance of atmosphere, viewing angle and value is hard to beat at The Oval.
Verdict: best all-rounder at The Oval.
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Vauxhall End
South End · Loudest section · T20 atmosphere
The social and atmosphere end of The Oval, loud and festival-like for semi-final day. Viewing angle is more behind-end than side-on, but for pure atmosphere it’s the standout choice.
Verdict: best for semi-final atmosphere at The Oval.
Best seats by fan type
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First-time visitor
The Oval — Bedser/Laker. Easier to navigate, excellent sightlines, modern facilities.
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Atmosphere seeker
Mound (Lord’s) or Vauxhall (Oval) — the loudest, most festival-like ends at each ground.
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The final
Lord’s — Compton/Edrich for the premium occasion and viewing quality the final deserves.
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What to avoid
⚠️ Extreme corner seats at Lord’s — the asymmetrical layout means some corner sections have noticeably worse angles than the headline stands. Check the seating map before buying.
⚠️ Very low front rows for T20 — a slight elevation above pitch level makes field placement easier to read in the shortest format.
⚠️ Buying on name alone — the Pavilion — iconic but not the best viewing position at Lord’s. Compton or Edrich gives a better final-day experience for the price.
Frequently asked questions
Which teams have reached the final?
Australia reached the final unbeaten after beating West Indies in Semi 1 at The Oval. The second finalist is decided by England v South Africa in Semi 2, also at The Oval, on Thursday 2 July.
Where is the Women’s T20 World Cup final?
The final is confirmed for Lord’s on Sunday 5 July. Both semi-finals are at The Oval.
What are the best seats for the final?
Central mid-tier seats — Compton or Edrich at Lord’s, Bedser or Laker at The Oval for the semi. Elevated enough to read the game, close enough for atmosphere.
Are T20 seats different from Test match seats?
The physical seats are the same, but for T20 the atmosphere-end sections become stronger choices since the format rewards crowd energy over pure sightlines.
How do I get tickets?
Official tickets are sold through the ICC and ECB ticket sites. For sold-out matches, verified resale options are available — compare prices before purchasing and check the specific match seating map.