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She advised England to enjoy the occasion. "And yeah, if I was them, it's probably just to enjoy it.
You know, we've both made it to the final, so the best team will win on the day."
Australia has won six T20 World Cup titles. Three of those championships came by defeating England in previous finals.
Litchfield praised the current English lineup under captain Nat Sciver-Brunt and head coach Charlotte Edwards. "Yeah, (they are) playing some really good cricket," she said.
She anticipated a competitive match for fans.
"If you look at the both teams have played throughout the tournament, you'd say that these two are the best sides."
Litchfield noted the significance of a large audience.
"And I think for the fans that come out, it's going to be a superb match regardless of the outcome."
She expressed excitement about the global showcase.
"So I'm pretty excited to be able to play in it, but I'm sure the 30,000 that come along will see a pretty cool performance too."
The batter said the intense environment will push both teams.
"We've both seen a bit of pressure, but I think both teams probably haven't been tested to the extent of a final."
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"The pressure and the high stakes cricket is going to bring out the best of each team and hopefully we see that on Sunday," she added.
