Deepti, Shafali star as India savour World Cup glory
Laura Wolvaardt backed up a century in the semi-final with another one in the final but South Africa fell short in a chase of 299
Laura Wolvaardt backed up a century in the semi-final with another one in the final but South Africa fell short in a chase of 299
Rodrigues, Perry, Sutherland, Deepti and Kapp also move up on rankings tables after the World Cup
The ESPNcricinfo team of the tournament has players from five countries - find out if your top pick made the squad of 12 or not
The team will also receive USD 4.48 million (approx. INR 40 crore) as prize money from the ICC
The trophy belongs as much to the current players as the past, who represented India with limited means, often shuffling between jobs to make ends meet
The South Africa captain smashed records at the Women's World Cup and showed off a new aggressive side of her game
Left out, written off, then crowned Player of the Final in a tournament Shafali Verma wasn't even meant to play. If that's not destiny, what is?
From Jhulan Goswami and Mithali Raj to Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli to Vinesh Phogat and Satya Nadella, everyone has a lot to say after India's World Cup win
Deepti Sharma was one of India's stars throughout the World Cup, and upped her game in the final with a run-a-ball 58 and then a five-wicket haul
India's captain said she always had belief in her team even when things got tough in the World Cup
Laura Wolvaardt and Deepti Sharma had World Cups to remember, breaking some records and closing in on other ones
Shafali Verma scored a career-best 87 in the World Cup final before taking two wickets as well
Questions will be asked about when SA will take the next step, but for now the answer is: not this time
Stats highlights from the Women's World Cup final between India and South Africa
Amanjot, Ghosh, Rawal, Mandhana and others react to India's maiden World Cup win
"I think just holding on and staying calm is going to go a long way tomorrow," the SA captain said
India prioritised recovery - both physical and mental - ahead of their Women's World Cup final match against South Africa on Sunday
Getting past Australia in the semi-final made the country take notice; but nothing captures the imagination of India's millions like a World Cup victory
In the last few years, we have gone from "if" to "when" for South Africa's women, and while Sunday might seem like India's date with destiny, don't be certain they won't miss it
If heavy rain doesn't allow the match to be completed on Sunday, the final will move into the reserve day
With no Australia or England in the final, we will have a first-time ODI world champion for certain by the end of Sunday night in Navi Mumbai