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
Deepti Sharma serves up another full toss but Healy doesn't quite get hold of it as well. A single allows the left-handed Beth Mooney to take guard. A third successive full toss - touch of nerves from the bowlers? - is driven down the ground for one.
Kristen Beams
Ex-Australia leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special
You have to love Alyssa Healy - she plays the same no matter if it's the World Cup final or not.
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at the MCG
Well, that's one way to settle the nerves...
First ball, full toss, Healy blasts it through mid-wicket for four!
No nerves from her!
India have had their huddle, and throw the ball to off-spinner Deepti Sharma. Aussie openers Alyssa Healy and Beth Mooney walking to the middle. It's a packed-out MCG, an incredible atmosphere.
There must be nerves out there - but will the players freeze, or relish the adrenaline that must be flowing?
Let's play. May the better side win.
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Kristen Beams
Ex-Australia leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special
For every player here, it's not just a big game, it's not just a T20 World Cup final, it's representing every female who came before you - those who had to pay to play for their country, and played with three men and a dog watching. History has brought them to this moment.
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at the MCG
What a noise for the anthems. Goosebumps all over the show.
And now it's "Advance Australia Fair", being sung with gusto by the locals around the MCG.
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Anthem time - India's up first.
And their former captain Mithali Raj has arrived in style, like a cricketing Terminator.
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The second semi-final
Had there been nine more minutes of rain at the second semi-final, Australia would have been eliminated in the same manner as England.
But they got on the field long enough to see off South Africa.
Teams are walking out to the middle, standing either side of the trophy.
The proceedings start with an indigenous Australian welcome (complete with didgeridoos).
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
When you're playing in a big final like this, you have to find something that calms you down. Katherine Brunt and Danni Wyatt would definitely have been dancing along to Katy Perry.
The first semi-final
Having won Group A, when India's semi-final against England at the SCG was washed out, it meant India went through...
Australia v New Zealand in Melbourne was pretty much a de facto quarter-final, with the winners going through as Group A runners-up.
The hosts squeaked home by four runs.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
WIll Australia have done much specific preparation for facing Poonam Yadav?
They'll have done so much. We once had our assistant coach Ali Maiden bowling leg-spin on his knees to replicate her. The sweep shot is a good option against her.
Katy Perry strides off, having warmed up the crowd very well.
Now it's a job-and-a-half for the ground staff to disassemble her stage in time for the start...
Image source, Getty ImagesSix large purple banners - all with enormous female hands on them - have been dragged on from all corners of the MCG to surround the stage.
The hands may, or may not, be demonstrating the different grips for off-spin, leg-spin, left-arm spin, right-arm seam etc - or maybe I'm reading too much into it?
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Roberto Colombi: England got a ‘Roar’ deal last Thursday night with ‘The One That Got Away’, because of the washout, Australia have been ‘Hot n’ Cold’ so far but expecting ‘Fireworks’ from them tonight.
Keep the tweets coming - Katy Perry puns particularly welcome.