A selfie for the champions: England beat India by nine runs in the final at a packed Lord's to clinch the ICC Women's World Cup 2017 title.

ONE WOMAN SHOW: Anya Shrubsole produced a spell of a lifetime to trigger a late collapse and help England to their third World Cup title at home

WINNING MOMENTS: England celebrate the fall of India;s final wicket, nine short of their total.

Heather Knight, England captain, lifts the coveted trophy.

The finale win means England have never lost a World Cup staged at home.

England, incidentally, lost to India in their tournament opener. Since then, however, they didn't drop a game on their way to title win.

Sarah Taylor is drowned in some champagne as celebrations kick off in England camp.

Distraught faces in the Indian camp as the visitors fell agonisingly short of the target after being in control of the game nearly all along.