'Wasn't Our Greatest Day However This is an Extremely Fulfilling Win' – Meg Lanning

'Wasn't Our Greatest Day However This is an Extremely Fulfilling Win' – Meg Lanning

For the Australian ladies' cricket group it appeared there would be a rehash from a few years prior, before adolescent Georgia Wareham, actually brought issues into her very own hands – an immediate hit to reject Amy Jones in the fifth over before taking two wickets to break the simple spine of the English batting. That was sufficient to guarantee that the Australians would return with one more World title after the failure of 2016. 

"The last couple of World Containers haven't gone our direction and this is an extremely fulfilling win. It was extraordinary. The young ladies have been basically extraordinary," an elated Meg Lanning said at the post coordinate introduction.

"We clearly didn't have the achievement we would have loved over the most recent few years." 

"My mum and father's here and I couldn't be more joyful," included Lanning. 

"We likely didn't have our greatest day in the field. It was incredible. Wareham was extraordinary with the immediate hit and her control with the ball was brilliant. We realized we could change a couple of things and we are an extremely quiet gathering and I think we demonstrated that this evening," she said. 

"We didn't put an excessive number of keeps running in the board. As far as normal and the wickets we've lost we without a doubt didn't take care of business," Knight said after the last. 

Britain began at a lively pace; yet separated from Wyatt and Knight nobody figured out how to contact twofold figures in their innings and disintegrated under strain against an accomplished Australian side. 

"We accompanied some inability and the young ladies ventured up perfectly. Extremely incredible experience for the young ladies and the fans have been astounding." 

"They (supporters) are as yet singing and moving, they've been our wellspring of help"