Australia claimed a fourth women's World T20 crown following a comprehensive eight-wicket victory over rivals England in yesterday's final in Antigua.
Ashleigh Gardner was named player of the final after top scoring for Australia with 33 from 26 balls and taking 3-22 with the ball as England managed just 105 all out.
It is the third time England have finished runners-up in the tournament.
Australia chased down the total in the 16th over with captain Meg Lanning finishing on 28 not out alongside Gardner.
England were out to win their second title and first since 2009 but struggled early on after winning the toss. Opener Danielle Wyatt (43) and skipper Heather Knight (25) were the only players in the England batting lineout to reach double figures as wickets fell regularly throughout their innings. It could have been much worse for England with Australia dropping several catches in the field.