Anya Shrubsole: I'm lost for words.
For a while it looked like we were out of it, but that's the beauty of this team.
We never give up.
It's been a fitting final for what has been a brilliant World Cup.
It's a final, there's huge amount of pressure. We never let the run rate get away of us.
I didn't even imagine I'd be here, it's a dream you never think comes true.
To come back to a venue where I first came in 2001, as a World Cup winner is amazing
I think they lost the most controlled match. Some of the wickets just don't make sense. Also the Raut's wicket does not sound like a good decision. That being said, some of the wickets were so poor out. Like one with run out and another with sweep shot. I guess the match this way doomed to fail without good openers. So early 3 wickets were crucial.
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No idea if indian women ever won the cup. Not a fan of Indian women due to their sexist remarks on men's cricket. So I'd be supporting england women instead. Atleast they don't have to prove themselves by making sexist remarks. I hope that good party wins but it's just that Indian women are not my favorites. Atleast not for now at all.
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England team won already, good and interesting match. India lose the control in the end.
By the way what they did with that sexist remark that you are opposing the team like that. I have no idea regarding it.
You need to read the news. Indian team captain Mithali Raj came out with many sexist remarks. And at the same time demanded attention towards womens cricket too. If she thinks all men are sexist and bad in india, why she expects attention to her team then? I don't like such feminist women, so don't support it. Glad I supported england who don't make such sexist comments.
I am not saying what she did is right. But sportsmen make sexist remarks or jokes often. Why is it so bad coming from a woman? Maybe what she said was misconstrued.