1/8
Four strong batting partnerships, backed up with a combined bowling effort, saw favourites Australia beat West Indies by a massive 114 runs to clinch their sixth ICC Women's World Cup crown at the Brabourne Stadium. (Getty Images)Read More
2/8
After posting a target of 260 runs, the highest-ever World Cup final total, the Aussies were already halfway to the title. The bowling unit took care of the rest as the World Cup dream eluded underdogs Windies, who lacked bite and were bundled out for 145. (Getty Images)Read More
3/8
West Indies suffered an initial collapse as opener Kycia Knight (17), Natasha McLean (13) and Stafanie Taylor (5) were sent back cheaply.(Getty Images)Read More
4/8
Behind the mayhem was the lanky pacer Ellyse Perry. Following a nervous start that saw her abort her run-up twice, Perry - who made a return from a leg-injury - got down to business and went about dismantling the Windies, reducing them to 41/3. (Getty Images)Read More
5/8
Facing an injury-prone day, West Indies lost a retired hurt Kyshona Knight for a mere 6 as skipper Melissa Aguilleira (23) and Deandra Dottin (22) attempted a recovery.
Crawling to 50 after 18 overs, Aguilleira and Dottin stitched together a 47-run partnership which was brought to an end by spinner Sthalekar, who bowled Aguilleira, and the fight was over (Getty Images)Read More
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