That's all the papers for you so let's hear from England's hero.

Anya Shrubsole finished with 6-46 - the best figures in a World Cup final pinning Punam Raut lbw for 86 to spark a collapse of seven wickets for 28 runs.

How is she feeling this morning?

A little hungover, I hope....

She spoke to 5 live earlier.

Incredibly, just moments after winning his fourth Tour, Froome says he is already thinking about his fifth.

A bit mad but that is what makes him one of "cycling's greats".

The Sun

Chris Froome has probably woken up this aching a wee bit having cycled 3,540 kilometres in 86 hours, 20, minutes and 55 seconds over the past 22 days.

Unfortunately for Chris, he picked a pretty sport-packed weekend to win his fourth Tour de France and only makes a small section on the back of today's papers.

Does this say anything about the spectator appeal of an uncertain finale like we had at the cricket and golf this weekend? Is that what the Tour is lacking for the overall winning moment? Discuss...

Image source, The Sun

Most people thought Jordan Spieth would win the Open, but did anyone predict *how* he would do it?

Our chief sports writer Tom Fordyce analyses the drama from Royal Birkdale and you can watch highlights below.

If you want to watch the full highlights of Speith's incredible comeback click/tap here.

But if you just want to see his winning moment, like the glory seeker you are, watch here:

The Times

The Times today lead their sport supplement with the cricket but the back page was reserved for 23-year-old golfer Jordan Speith won The Open at Royal Birkdale by three shots after an enthralling battle with Matt Kuchar.

The American became the youngest Open winner since 22-year-old Seve Ballesteros won the first of his three titles in 1979.

Image source, The Times

If you missed yesterday's thrilling World Cup final, catch the highlights here:

YEEEAH YOU DID...

The Daily Telegraph

Today's Daily Telegraph also highlights England women's victorious moment yesterday.

If the pictures of the England team celebrating their World Cup win doesn't make you crack a smile - even a smirk - then book yourself an MRI - you need a check-up on that stone heart of yours....

Image source, The Daily Telegraph

The Guardian

The Guardian giving us a perfect example of aforementioned 'things to make you smile'....

Image source, The Guardian

England captain Heather Knight says their World Cup triumph can be a "springboard" for women's cricket around the world.

The hosts beat India by nine runs at Lord's in front of a sell-out 26,500 crowd, the biggest in Women's World Cup history, external, and it was in-cred-i-ble.

It may be Monday but there is plenty to smile about today...

Let's have a look at this morning's papers and you will see what we mean.