Ellyse Perry is not one to dwell on past disappointments so Australia's T20 World Cup final defeat by West Indies back in 2016 has little relevance as she heads into the closing stages of this year's tournament.
The two nations come face to face in the semi-finals at the Oval on Tuesday night (AEST) with Perry more concerned with maintaining the Aussies' red-hot streak that has kept them as firm tournament favourites.
Perry, one of the few survivors from the Australian team beaten by eight wickets that day in Kolkata, has been in impressive form.
