*Official* Women's World Cup 2022

[Shady Slim]

england going to lose by two hundred

you love to see it

 

[Spark]

Alanah King is low key a hell of a find. Aus selectors gambling on her has paid off handsomely

 

[James]

England not going down without a fight - another hour of this and who knows....

 

[HeathDavisSpeed]

England likely to lose this by a large margin in the end, given the length of their tail. But, I think they gave a world record target a decent nudge. I hope that isn't lost in the aftermath.

 

[James]

From the BBC:

Since 2017 in 50-over cricket Australia have lost just twice. Assuming this way goes the game we're expecting it to they'll have won 38 of their last 39 games.

This is some team!

 

[flibbertyjibber]

2 of the greatest ODI innings in the same match. Fair play to both.

 

[Fuller Pilch]

2 of the greatest ODI innings in the same match. Fair play to both.

And in the final!

 

[anil1405]

Well batted Dean.

 

[anil1405]

Congratulations Australia!!!!

It was, well, inevitable.

 

[James]

Well done Australia!

Agree with Nasser, surely this is the greatest ever women's team.

 

[anil1405]

But what a knock from Sciver. Brave innings and one of the finest.

 

[StephenZA]

2 truly great innings. Eng can only rue what could have been if somebody else had stuck with Sciver.

Congrats to Aus. Best team by a very long way in this WC.

Been a great entertaining WC.

 

[Nintendo]

Has team ever been this dominent in a WC in general, not just cricket?

 

[Shri]

****ing bs from eng. 2nd best score 27 ffs

this was a 90s sachin chase

 

[Pothas]

But what a knock from Sciver. Brave innings and one of the finest.

Incredible innings. Dunkley was the one that needed to stay with her. Obviously it was always unlikely, shows how good Australia are that a 71 run loss feels like such a good effort.

 

[Spark]

There can't have been too many teams in any sort of genuinely competitive elite level sport as dominant over a five year period as this one. Haven't even come vaguely close to losing anything remotely important since 2017.

 

[jcas0167]

Nice to hear Ian Smith back in the comm box. Fantastic centuries by Healy and Sciver. Australia deserving champions.

 

[jcas0167]

Has team ever been this dominent in a WC in general, not just cricket?

All Blacks in 1987? Windies 1979 side was pretty dominant.

 

[Lillian Thomson]

Well done Australia. Complete annihilation. It doesn’t look as bad on paper as it was. It was game over very early.

 

[Burgey]

Hard to recall a more dominant side than this Aus one. Just got every base covered to a depth of about 12 feet.