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The Hundred: Australian World Cup winners sign up for women’s 2022 competition as Tammy Beaumont makes switch

A raft of World Cup-winning Australians have signed up for this year’s women’s Hundred, while England opener Tammy Beaumont has swapped London Spirit for Welsh Fire, where she will be captain.

Evening Standard

Four Australians in ICC's Most Valuable Team of Women's WC, no Indian makes cut

Australia skipper Meg Lanning was named captain, while her deputy Rachael Haynes and Beth Mooney were also picked in the team

The Hindu

Smiling assassin Alyssa Healy provides enduring image from Australia’s magnificent seventh World Cup triumph

Healy struck a record-breaking innings of 170 as Australia swept away England in the final

The Independent UK

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Women’s World Cup 2022 | I am 32 and I have seen it all, says “grateful” Alyssa Healy

The Australian wicketkeeper-batter was named player of the final for her 170 as well as player of the tournament

The Hindu

Alyssa Healy lights up World Cup final as Australia prove they are without equal

Australia’s coronation may have felt inevitable but their manner of victory and strength in depth are still remarkable

The Guardian - UK

Healy's Heroes prevail in smashing World Cup

Alyssa Healy and her Australian side give an absolute masterclass in cricket to claim back the World Cup, while NZ deliver a successful tournament in a pandemic.

Newsroom.co.nz

England miss out as Alyssa Healy brilliance steers Australia to seventh Women’s Cricket World Cup triumph

Australia won by 71 runs in the final in Christchurch after Alyssa Healy smashed 170 in a target of 356-5

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Alyssa Healy’s record-breaking century fires Australia to victory over England

The batter eclipsed fellow Australian Adam Gilchrist’s previous highest total in a final of the 50-over format.

The Independent UK

Alyssa Healy's sparkling century leads Australia to World Cup win over England

Opener Alyssa Healy hit 170 of just 138 balls as Australia beat England by 71 runs in the Women's Cricket World Cup final, despite Nat Scriver also notching a ton

Daily Mirror

Australia beat England by 71 runs to win women’s cricket world cup

England were bowled out for 285 after being set 357 for victory at Hagley Oval

The Hindu

Healy the showstopper in World Cup victory

Alyssa Healy has delivered on the biggest stage yet again, smashing the highest score in a World Cup final as Australia won the tournament.

AAP

5 players to keep an eye on in the Women’s World Cup final

Sophie Ecclestone is the tournament’s top wicket-taker.

The Independent UK

Healy revelling in World Cup final shot

Alyssa Healy's reinvention as an ODI opener has been crucial in Australia's success since the last World Cup, and especially so in Wednesday's semi-final win.

AAP

Australia beat West Indies by 157 runs in ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 semi-final – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Meg Lanning’s unbeaten side booked a place in the final with a comprehensive win in Wellington, powered by Alyssa Healy’s century

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Australia records 157-run victory over West Indies to reach Women's Cricket World Cup final

Australia has the chance of winning a seventh World Cup title after advancing to the final via a comfortable 157-run victory over West Indies in Wellington.

The Independent UK

Australia survive scare against Bangladesh to top World Cup group

A five-wicket win took Australia’s perfect record at the tournament to seven consecutive victories

The Guardian - AU

Australia beat Bangladesh by five wickets: ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

Australia’s unbeaten run at the tournament in New Zealand continued with a seventh straight win in a weather-affected match in Wellington

AAP

Aussie veteran Haynes on top of World Cup

Veteran Australia opener Rachael Haynes is the World Cup's leading run-scorer to date, with 277 runs at 92.33 in New Zealand.

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Australia records seven-wicket win over West Indies to remain unbeaten at Women's Cricket World Cup

Rachael Haynes holds firm with another half-century, as an unconvincing Australia claims a seven-wicket win in Wellington.

AAP

Aussies wobble but win in World Cup chase

Australia chased down the West Indies' 131 for a fourth straight Women's World Cup win despite top-order failures in Wellington.

The Guardian - AU

Unbeaten Australia see off West Indies in Women’s World Cup – as it happened

Australia take a big step towards the semi-finals with a fourth straight win at the tournament in New Zealand

The Guardian - AU

Australia crush New Zealand in Women’s World Cup walkover – as it happened

Hosts New Zealand failed to cause an upset against the world No 1 Australians in Wellington

The Guardian - AU

ICC Women’s World Cup: Australia beat Pakistan by seven wickets – as it happened

Australia’s bid for a seventh title continues in earnest after a dominant display in their second match of the tournament in New Zealand

The Hindu

Women's World Cup | Haynes, Lanning set up 12-run win for Australia

Nat Sciver, who remained unbeaten on 109, and star opener Tammy Beaumont (74) tried to rally England to victory but the defending champions fell short in an exciting match

The Independent UK

Australia edge England in thrilling World Cup opener as Alana King dedicates first wicket to Shane Warne

Nat Sciver’s century brought England back into the game but Australia held on to win by 12 runs on a poignant night

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