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Meg Lanning batting for Australia. Getty

Australia celebrate after beating India in the women's T20 World Cup final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday. Getty

Sophie Molineux celebrates with fans in Melbourne. Getty

Australia players celebrate after clinching victory over India. Getty

Meg Lanning batting for Australia. Getty

Melbourne Cricket Ground during Sunday's final. Getty

India's Taniya Bhatia retires hurt after being on the head by the ball while batting. Getty

Australia's Sophie Molineux celebrates after taking the wicket of Smriti Mandhana of India. Getty

Nicola Carey of Australia celebrates taking the wicket of India's Deepti Sharma. Getty

India's Shafali Verma after losing her wicket. Getty

Shafali Verma of India is caught behind by Alyssa Healy off the bowling of Megan Schutt. Getty

Poonam Yadav celebrates after taking the wicket of Rachael Haynes . Getty

Australia's Rachel Haynes avoids a runout. Getty

Beth Mooney batting for Australia. Getty

Beth Mooney celebrates reaching her half century. Getty

Meg Lanning batting for Australia. Getty

Australia celebrate after beating India in the women's T20 World Cup final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday. Getty

Sophie Molineux celebrates with fans in Melbourne. Getty

Australia players celebrate after clinching victory over India. Getty

Meg Lanning batting for Australia. Getty

Melbourne Cricket Ground during Sunday's final. Getty

India's Taniya Bhatia retires hurt after being on the head by the ball while batting. Getty

Australia's Sophie Molineux celebrates after taking the wicket of Smriti Mandhana of India. Getty

Nicola Carey of Australia celebrates taking the wicket of India's Deepti Sharma. Getty

India's Shafali Verma after losing her wicket. Getty

Shafali Verma of India is caught behind by Alyssa Healy off the bowling of Megan Schutt. Getty

Poonam Yadav celebrates after taking the wicket of Rachael Haynes . Getty

Australia's Rachel Haynes avoids a runout. Getty

Beth Mooney batting for Australia. Getty

Beth Mooney celebrates reaching her half century. Getty

Meg Lanning batting for Australia. Getty

Australia crush India by 85 runs to seal fifth women's Twenty20 World Cup title

Healy and Mooney helps hosts post record score of 184-4, before skittling out opponents for 99

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March 08, 2020

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