Four Australians, three Englishwomen and two Indians lead XAVIER VOIGT-HILL's picks of the best players from three unforgettable weeks of the women's game taking centre stage down under

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It's a numbers game! Here The Cricketer takes a look back at some of the stats to come out of the world of cricket this week...

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A BCB meeting ended with the 30-year-old being selected as the man to lead the team, starting with the one-off game with Pakistan on April 1

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The Lancashire spinner staked a claim for a place with four wickets on day two of the warm-up game against a Sri Lanka Cricket XI in Katunayake

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The 26-year-old scored 259 runs at 64.75 during her team's run to a fifth title and also finished with 30 fours to boot during a memorable campaign

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The 29-year-old arrived in the tournament in the worst form of her illustrious career but produced a performance for the ages at the Melbourne Cricket Ground to help beat India

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James Vince smashed 61, including five fours from a single over, to secure a nine-wicket success in a match reduced to nine overs a side due to rain

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Opening pair Alyssa Healy and Beth Mooney were both given second chances early on, and the maiden T20 finalists would be made to pay in Melbourne

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NICK FRIEND: On a remarkable occasion in Melbourne, records and glass ceilings were shattered as Australia - palpably the world's best side - produced a performance befitting of a team with such a billing. Alyssa Healy and Beth Mooney lit up the MCG

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The hosts survived an opening round defeat, a group stage wobble and a tournament-ending injury to Ellyse Perry but came through to beat India at the MCG with an epic display

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A massive 86,174 turned out to watch Australia beat India in Melbourne, the largest crowd to see a women's sporting event in the country

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Mooney ended the tournament as the top run-scorer - her 258 is the biggest individual haul in a single Women's T20 World Cup. Once she and Healy had finished their assaults on India's bowling, the game was all but over as a contest

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