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If you thought Katy Perry put on a good show, Alyssa Healy is topping the bill now. Here's her first brace of back-to-back sixes from a few overs ago.
Australia win by 85 runs - their fifth T20 World Cup title
India bowled out for 99 - Schutt takes 4-18
Opener Healy hammers 75 off 39 balls for Australia, including three successive sixes
Mooney adds unbeaten 78 off 54 balls as Aussies post 184-4
Attendance of 86,174 at MCG on International Women's Day
Katy Perry performs before and after final
Mark Mitchener
If you thought Katy Perry put on a good show, Alyssa Healy is topping the bill now. Here's her first brace of back-to-back sixes from a few overs ago.
Healy 75 (37 balls), Mooney 37 (30)
Can she make it four in four? No - she clubs it straight to mid-on.
And that's a third successive six! This time, over extra cover, the crowd are on their feet and India, frankly, look beaten already.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
This has been a masterclass in T20 batting.
Healy takes the aerial route against the Air Force officer - launching her third six over long-on, which has Veda Krisnamurthy grasping at thin air on the boundary.
Next ball, it's six more - this time over long-off!
What an astonishing innings this is from the Aussie keeper, who has 69 from 35 balls.
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Shikha Pandey, the sole seamer, is back - but Mooney uses the pace to slice the ball past backward point for another four.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
This is perfection from an Australian point of view.
Healy now has the three fastest fifties of the tournament - the fastest being from 26 balls against Bangladesh.
Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
151 is the biggest partnership for the Australian women's team and these two set it recently. They could beat that today.
Healy 57 (33 balls), Mooney 32 (28)
Australia are threatening to post a massive total here.
At the halfway point of their innings, their openers are still there, and well set.
How costly might those early drops be?
Alex Blackwell
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
This is what Australia needed, for one of their senior players to stand up like this.
Alister Nicholson
BBC Test Match Special
This is phenomenal batting - she has clubbed the Indian attack from ball one.
Aus 84-0
Alyssa Healy brings up her half-century, from 30 balls, in the grand manner - lofting Radha over her head for a first-bounce four. She raises her bat in celebration, but looks like she still means business. A century is certainly there for the taking at this rate.
As someone who has been known to bowl the odd moon ball at a similar pace to Poonam, I'm inclined to say... what's wrong with that?
Slow left-armer Radha Yadav is coming into the attack.
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at the MCG
I'm not saying Poonam Yadav is excessively slow, but Alyssa Healy just played one of her deliveries from the middle of the wicket.
Healy 49 (29 overs), Mooney 29 (25)
Australia keep chipping away with singles, while Poonam is charged with a wide by umpire Ahsan Raza after Mooney misses with a cut shot.
After a single from Healy, Mooney joins in the fun by lifting Poonam over mid-on for four. It's vigorously celebrated by a group of drummers just beyond the boundary.
Healy 47 (27 balls), Mooney 23 (21)
Gayakwad, so economical in her first two overs, now has 0-23 after going for 16 from that over. Healy nicks the strike with a single, and is within one hit of another fifty.
And there we go, Alyssa Healy takes aim over long-on with the first six of the game.
Next ball, same shot, same result! SIx more!