Australia vs England, Women’s World Cup 2022 Final Highlights: Australia beat England by 71 runs to win World Cup

The contest comes to an end as Jonassen dismisses Shrubsole on 1 to wrap the England innings on 285 in 43.4 overs. Natalie Sciver returns unbeaten on 148 off 121 balls.

Australia get the important breakthrough as Gardner dismisses Dean on 21. The batter tries to sweep but her shot goes straight to Jonassen. ENG: 278/9 (42.3 overs)

Sciver keeps the strike as six runs come off the over bowled by Jess Jonassen. ENG: 275/8 (42 overs) | need 82 runs in 48 balls

Ashleigh Gardner comes into the attack and Natalie Sciver welcomes her with a commanding sweep, which will run away into the fence. She then takes a double mbefore passing the strike to Charlotte Dean in the fourth delivery, who then takes a double and a single. 10 runs come off the over as England reach 269/8 after 41 overs. 

Sciver along with Dean add nine runs in the over bowled by Megan Schutt as England reach 256/8 after 39 overs. 

All eyes on Natalie Sciver, who is trying to ensure that Charlotte Dean doesn't take any unnecessary risks. Meanwhile, five runs come off the over bowled by Alana King as England reach 247/8 after 38 overs.

Natalie Sciver punches the ball on the leg side and takes a double. With this she also completes a century. Meanwhile, eight runs come off the over as England reach 223/8. 

Jonassen strikes as she caught and bowled Kate Cross on 2 (3). With this England have lost their eight wickets. ENG: 215/8 (34 overs)

McGrath traps Sophie Ecclestone LBW on 3 as England lose their seventh wicket. ENG: 207/7 (33 overs)

Natalie Sciver punches the ball on the leg side for a four as she moves into the 90s. Meanwhile, eight runs come from the over as England reach 204/6 after 32 overs. 

A tight over by Tahlia McGrath as just three runs come off it. ENG: 196/6 (31 overs) 

Australia are not allowing the England batters to settle as lana King produces another magical delivery to dismiss Katherine Brunt. The bowl spins away from Brunt, who is stumped by Alyssa Healy on 1. Meanwhile, this is her third wicket of the match. ENG: 191/6 (29.4 overs)

Just when things were look fine for England, Alana King cleans up Sophia Dunkley on 23 (22). ENG: 179/5 (28 overs)

Megan Schutt bowls it short and wide and Sophia Dunkley gets on top of the ball and slashes it for a four. 7 runs come off the over as England reach 176/4 after 27 runs. 

Sophia Dunkley and Natalie Sciver are building a partnership here as the pair add 40 runs off 33 balls for the fifth wicket. England reach 169/4 after 26 overs. They need another 188 runs to win. 

A tossed up delivery by Alana King and Natalie Sciver dances down the track and hits it over the mid-off fielder for a boundary. 10 runs come off the over as England cross the 150-run mark. ENG: 154/4 (24 overs)

Natalie Sciver brings up her 50. 8 runs come off the over bowled by Darcie Brown. ENG: 139/4 (22 overs)

Amy Jones goes for the big hit but ends up giving her wicket to Jess Jonassen. She departs on 20 (18). Good over by Jonassen as four runs and a wicket come in the over. ENG: 131-4 

Natalie Sciver holds the key here and she hits Darcie Brown for consecutive boundaries. 13 runs come off the over. ENG: 127/3 (20 overs)

A good over from England's perspective as Amy Jones hits Jess Jonassen for a boundary on the mid-wicket region. 9 runs come off the over as ENG reach 114/3 after 19 overs.

7 runs come off the over bowled by Tamila McGrath. ENG: 105/3

Amy Jones is the new batter in and she starts off the 17th over with a cracking boundary against Alana King. Eight runs come off the over. ENG: 98/3 (17 overs)

A huge appeal against Sciver by Alana King, which is given out LBW. But she decides to go upstairs and DRS confirms the ball was not hitting the stumps. 

However, Australia have the final laugh as King traps Heather Knight in the final ball of the same over. She departs after scoring 26(25). ENG: 86/3 (15 overs)

Natalie Sciver hits Tahlia McGrath for two fours as 8 runs come in her over. ENG: 84/2 (14 overs)

Natalie Sciver and Heather Knight add 38 (39) for the third wicket as England reach 76/2 after 13 overs.