Women’s T20 World Cup Final: Ecclestone left ‘furious’ after controversial no catch decision


England’s Sophie Ecclestone is left “furious” after seeing a catch overturned by the third umpire, with Australia’s Ellyse Perry deemed to be not out in the closing stages of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup final at Lord’s.

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