Shrubsole six-for snatches World Cup for England
A six-wicket haul from Anya Shrubsole won England their fourth World Cup after a thrilling final at Lord's
A six-wicket haul from Anya Shrubsole won England their fourth World Cup after a thrilling final at Lord's
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The India women captain said she couldn't keep up her running momentum because a spike from her shoe got stuck as she sprinted for the single
Heather Knight, Jenny Gunn, Tammy Beaumont, Nat Sciver, Anya Shrubsole, Fran Wilson, and coach Mark Robinson tell the story of England's World Cup journey
A thrilling Women's World Cup final at a sold out Lord's was a match years in the making and can define the future of the game
The final at Lord's was a fitting end to a memorable World Cup. Here is a look at five moments where the game changed direction
Reactions from the England players and team management after their triumph over India in a nail-biting World Cup final at Lord's
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When Anya Shrubsole was brought back into the attack, India were on course to win the World Cup. Then it all changed.
With a little more help from her team-mates, Raj would have been holding aloft the trophy at Lord's but even so this should be seen as a game-changing campaign by India
India captain Mithali Raj hoped on the eve of the final that an Indian win would inspire young girls in the country to take up the sport, and serve as the catalyst for a women's IPL
Heather Knight termed the last 18 months "manic" as England turned around their fortunes following last year's World T20
This Women's World Cup has been watched by over 50 million people and will provide a benchmark for future tournaments
All you need to know about what is set to be one of the most watched women's cricket matches of all time
Mithali Raj believes India's lack of experience was a telling factor in their narrow defeat in the Women's World Cup final
While England are on a seven-match winning streak, India have overcome a mini-slump to topple New Zealand and Australia on their way to the grand finale at Lord's