Australia's Sixth Women's Cricket World Cup Victory: A 2013 Flashback

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Australia Dominates West Indies, Lifts Sixth Women's Cricket World Cup Title in 2013

Led by captain Jodie Fields, Australia produced a dominant all-round performance to secure their sixth world title, adding to previous triumphs in 1978, 1982, 1988, 1997 and 2005. (Image: cricketworldcup/X, formerly Twitter)

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News18•17-02-2026, 08:10

Australia Dominates West Indies, Lifts Sixth Women's Cricket World Cup Title in 2013

•On this day in 2013, Australia secured their sixth ICC Women’s World Cup title by defeating the West Indies in the final in Mumbai.
•Australia avenged their Super Six loss to the West Indies with a commanding 114-run victory in the summit clash.
•Jess Duffin top-scored with 75 runs, supported by Rachael Haynes (56) and Jodie Fields (36), as Australia posted 259/7.
•The West Indies collapsed to 145 all out, with Elysse Perry taking 3 wickets for 19 runs, backed by Schutt, Sthalekar, and Osborne.
•This victory added a sixth World Cup trophy to Australia's cabinet, with Duffin earning Player of the Match.

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