Australia's captain Meg Lanning with the trophy smiles after winning the final of Women's cricket T20 Triangular Series in Mumbai. | AP 
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Meg Lanning helps Australia win their first T20 series in nearly three years

Skipper Meg Lanning's blazing knock helped Australia reach a record total before Megan Schutt led a brilliant bowling performance to beat arch-rivals England by 57 runs.

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England's Tash Farrant, right, celebrates after taking Australia's Beth Mooney's wicket during the final of Women's Cricket T20 Triangular Series in Mumbai. | AP
Australia's Meg Lanning bats against England during the final of Women's cricket T20 Triangular Series in Mumbai. | AP
Australia's Elyse Villani bats against England during the final of Women's cricket T20 Triangular Series in Mumbai. | AP
England's Natalie Sciver bats during the final of Women's cricket T20 Triangular Series in Mumbai. | AP
Megan Schutt led a brilliant bowling performance to beat arch-rivals England by 57 runs in the title clash of the women's T20 tri-series. | AP
England's Amy Jones bats during the final of Women's cricket T20 Triangular Series in Mumbai. | AP
Australia's captain Meg Lanning celebrates after won the match after won the match against England during the final of Women's cricket T20 Triangular Series in Mumbai. | AP
Australia's captain Meg Lanning, left and Elyse Villani pose with the trophy after won the final of Women's cricket T20 Triangular Series in Mumbai. | AP
Australian team pose with the trophy after winning the final of Women's cricket T20 Triangular Series in Mumbai. | aP

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