2005 Women's Cricket World Cup - Final

Final

10 April 2005
Australia
215/4 (50.0 overs)
v India
117 (46.0 overs)
Australia won by 98 runs
Women's Cricket World Cup
  • England 1973
  • India 1978
  • New Zealand 1982
  • Australia 1988
  • England 1993
  • India 1997
  • New Zealand 2000
  • South Africa 2005
  • Australia 2009
  • India 2013
  • Ireland 2017
International Women's cricket
  • ICC
  • Women's World Cup
  • Women's Asia Cup
  • Women's European Championship
  • Women's World Cup Qualifier
  • International forms: Women's Test cricket
  • Women's One Day International
  • Women's Twenty20 International
  • ICC Women's Cricketer of the Year

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