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50 years on – The ICC Women's World Cup Anniversary
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1973 – Rachael Heyhoe-Flint poses lifts the Jack Hayward Trophy as England win the first ODI World Cup.
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1978 – Australia edged England in the second edition of the tournament five years later, India playing hosts this time around.
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1982 – Australia retain the title in New Zealand four years later, when Sharon Tredrea's side chase down England's 151/5.
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1988 – Australia make it three in a row, Sharon Tredrea once again lifting the trophy after England are beaten in the final.
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1993 – England end Australia's streak, lifting the trophy after comfortably beating New Zealand in the final at Lord's.
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1997 – Australia roar back five years later, Belinda Clark helping the side to victory in the final, despite Debbie Hockley's brilliant 79.
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2000 – A famous victory for New Zealand, who seal a last-over thriller by four runs against Australia for their maiden World Cup triumph.
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2005 – Australia win their fifth title, with Karen Rolton scoring an unbeaten century against India in the final.
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2009 – England win it back in 2009, the trophy bearing a different look with the tournament now under the aegis of the ICC.
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2013 – A sixth title for Australia, Jodie Fields' side seeing off West Indies by 114 runs in the final.
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2017 – A thriller for the ages goes England's way, the home side completing a thrilling comeback against India to win their fourth title.
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2022 – Australia make it seven titles, holding off England by 71 runs to once again lift the coveted trophy.