Australia topped West Indies' 157-7 with 22 balls to spare in Abu Dhabi, with David Warner (89no off 56) and Mitchell Marsh (53 off 32) putting on 124 for the second wicket in 75 deliveries. He also criticised UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin. "So today we are making the commitment to be climate positive by 2030 and we will be using our knowledge to nurture and develop advanced technology to meet this goal." "Whereas for us, we've had to fight all season just to stay in touch and keep our finals dream alive. Now that we are here, there's no pressure on us. We just want to attack this opportunity and get everything we can from our season.