They are the most successful team in the tournament. However, Australia could not win the last edition due to arch-enemy England. This time, Australia won the 7th title of the Women’s ODI World Cup by beating England in the final.

After losing the toss, Alyssa Healy and Rachel Haynes got off to a great start. These two batsmen made an opening pair of 160 runs.

Haynes was out for 68 runs. Healy then led the team to the run hill with Beth Mooney.

Healy completed the fifth ODI century of his career and was dismissed for 170 runs. His innings were the biggest in the men’s and women’s World Cup finals. Earlier, Australia’s Adam Gilchrist played an innings of 149 runs in the 2007 Boys’ World Cup final.

62 runs came from the bat of Beth Mooney. Australia finished the innings with a score of 356 runs.

In reply, England was quickly knocked out of the match after losing wickets at regular intervals. Nat Sciver tries to fight alone. But that didn’t help much except to reduce the team’s margin of defeat.

Sciver held one end but no one else could help him. Sciver played aggressively and picked up his century. He remained unbeaten on 148 runs. Despite his efforts, England could not score more than 285 runs.

For Australia, Alana King and Jess Jonassen took three wickets each.