Australia are in the box seat to top their T20 World Cup group after a 36-run victory over defending champions England, who may need to rely on net run-rate to make the knockout stages.
On a Bridgetown deck where runs flowed easily, legspinner Adam Zampa (2-28) was a game-changer for Australia, dispatching openers Jos Buttler and Phil Salt after they made a fast start in pursuit of 202 in Barbados on Saturday (Sunday AEST).
Earlier, Australia's openers David Warner (39 from 16 deliveries) and Travis Head (34 from 18) had laid the groundwork for the side's 7-201 - the highest total at the tournament to date.