India win by seven wickets and with six overs to spare
England bowled out for 68
Only four England batters reach double figures
Two wickets each for Sadhu, Devi & Chopra
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's been a great win for India and a really important one for their country too.
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Image source, Getty ImagesEngland captain Grace Scrivens: "We are gutted with the way it went. Our batting let us down hugely. We have been so good going hard at bowlers and just couldn't do that today."
Here is India's winning moment...
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Verma hit the only six of the day in India's second over.
Even though England lost Grace Scrivens has been named Player of the Tournament.
Image source, Getty ImagesIndia coach Nooshin Al Khadeer: "This is fabulous and the feeling we have wanted for so long. It shows the depth we have and how bright our future is."
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However, it just wasn't enough against India's bowling attack. They were bowled out for 68 in 17.1 overs.
It was Sonam Yadav with the final wicket.
But England did manage to get a few boundaries during their innings.
It was a troubling start for England when Liberty Heap was out for a two-ball duck.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesCredit to India, what a few weeks it has been for the women's game. India will be thinking they can win the senior trophy in South Africa in a few weeks too.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
India are one of the best fielding sides I have seen. They really did deserve to win this final.
India were incredible from the start. They stopped so many runs in the field and were very clinical making sure to restrict England's score.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
This feels like the start of something special for India.
Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator
India are elated! This is momentous for them, and they are showing the depth of talent they have in their country.
Image source, Getty ImagesIndia are celebrating! This is history. It's their women's first ever World Cup title. They have beaten England by seven wickets.
Tiwari hits the winning runs through point and it goes past the fielder.
It's a great moment for the team and for the country.
Baker is back into the attack. Basu comes on. Could she hit the winning runs? All the India team are on their feet waiting to run on.
Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Hrishita Basu has the chance to hit the winning runs for India now...
Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator
She's visibly frustrated - she wanted to be there at the end. That is probably the only shot she has played which was cross-bat.
Trisha b Stonehouse 24 (Ind 66-3)
Not yet! Trisha is bowled after an ugly swipe across the line. England needed to break this partnership but it could be too late.