India Women vs Australia Women, 3rd ODI (ICC Championship match), Australia women tour of India, 2018 - CommentaryINDW vs AUSW, 3rd ODI (ICC Championship match), Australia women tour of India, 2018 - Commentary

Right then .. Lanning gets her trophy, the eleventh bilateral her juggernaut has won in a row. India never fully turned up right through, surely not beyond number four. The Aussies have a couple of days to celebrate, the Indians to get their act together and the English have already had practice matches under their belt. They're waiting in Mumbai, with a changed format. Until then, this is Vineet Anantharaman signing off on behalf of Pratyush Sinha and Rishi Roy. Ta ta!!

Meg Lanning - captain, Australia: I think we've had a great series. We spoke a lot about finishing well and keeping the foot down. India put us under pressure early on, but we responded well. Alyssa's innings had been a long time coming, she threatened during the Ashes and am glad it came off tonight. We were happy with the total we had on board, and knew it was only a matter of a couple of wickets to pull things back.

Nicole Bolton, PoS: I was just trying to have my share of fun, lighten up the series [On her dance]. I have loved it here, seriously this Indian crowd is incredible and against a quality side like this. Heals (Alyssa) made it look pretty easy today; I enjoy batting with her and she takes a lot of pressure off me with the pace at which she scores. I'd look to just put my feet up now, and wish the girls good luck for the T20s. Let's hope they bring another cup home.

Alyssa Healy, WoM: I had no idea about any of that [The records she broke today]. It was great to get another opportunity; enjoyed my time out there. When I came off in the 40th over, I wasn't feeling I was timing it well to be honest. Opening is the best time to bat. I am thoroughly enjoying myself with Bolton, the left-right combination has been working well for us. I couldn't quite carry on with my innings in the Ashes, but am glad it came off tonight.

Mithali Raj - captain, India: Playing a superior side like Australia, we know that we have to catch up. The last stadium I played which was crowded was in 2003, much before BCCI came into the picture. That's the change today (about playing in front of a good crowd). It's just a matter of two-three years before these young players can take up the responsibility. I'm just considering each series individually (on whether she will be around to guide the youngsters). Need to get our middle-order sorted.

15:56 local time: No, they don't bother celebrating. It's been as professional as things get. Take that opening assault out, and the Aussies had a near perfect day in office, yet again. They were on a mission, a mission to show that that semi-final in England was only an aberration. 333 was always going to be way too many, it ended up being exactly 97 over par. And Australia rode there on Healy's century and enough cameos to hang around to get them there. For India though, they were as usual top heavy. After Mithali fell, it was always going to be a question of when, not if. Stay on, the presentations coming your way.

Note: Ekta Bisht won't be batting because of the split finger webbing she sustained

Schutt to Vastrakar, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

CRR: 5.3 REQ: 16.67