Alyssa Healy smashed 170 in a high-stake game and guided Australia to post a massive total of 356-5 in 50 overs of the game. In response, England batters could not put in an impressive performance and suffered a massive batting collapse.
Jonassen dived to her right and grabbed a stunning catch after Cross had played a straight shot in the air.
However, Australia Women won their record-extending seventh World Cup title by 71 runs.
England kept losing wickets at regular intervals and only managed 285 in their 50 overs.
Healy hit the most iconic stroke from her innings that she played against Kate Cross in the 37th over in the final of Women's WC.
Australia's star opener Alyssa Healy hit a World Cup final hundred as she went on to set an array of records in the ultimate battle against England at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch.
Australia Women have been unbeaten in the tournament and will aim to clinch the title once again.
The England opener Daniel Wyatt was the chief architect in the team's first innings as she scored a massive 129 from 125 balls with 12 fours and a strike rate of 103.20.
The rain-affected contest once again saw the dominance of Australia Women against their opponents, as the match was reduced to 45 overs, and West Indies batters hardly found any rhythm while chasing 206 in a must-win game.
Mandhana was batting really well but Tryon's superb catch brought Mandhana's innings to a halt.
Alyssa Healy smashed 170 in a high-stake game and guided Australia to post a massive total of 356-5 in 50 overs of the game. In response, England batters could not put in an impressive performance and suffered a massive batting collapse.
Jonassen dived to her right and grabbed a stunning catch after Cross had played a straight shot in the air.
However, Australia Women won their record-extending seventh World Cup title by 71 runs.
England kept losing wickets at regular intervals and only managed 285 in their 50 overs.
Healy hit the most iconic stroke from her innings that she played against Kate Cross in the 37th over in the final of Women's WC.
Australia's star opener Alyssa Healy hit a World Cup final hundred as she went on to set an array of records in the ultimate battle against England at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch.
Australia Women have been unbeaten in the tournament and will aim to clinch the title once again.
The England opener Daniel Wyatt was the chief architect in the team's first innings as she scored a massive 129 from 125 balls with 12 fours and a strike rate of 103.20.
The rain-affected contest once again saw the dominance of Australia Women against their opponents, as the match was reduced to 45 overs, and West Indies batters hardly found any rhythm while chasing 206 in a must-win game.
Mandhana was batting really well but Tryon's superb catch brought Mandhana's innings to a halt.