Maia Bouchier's seventh half-century in nine innings lit up the Utilita Bowl as Hampshire Hawks climbed back to the top of the Vitality Women's T20 Blast table, with results elsewhere shaking up the standings considerably.

Adam Lyth's magnificent unbeaten 131 from just 63 balls — the highest score in this season's Vitality Blast — powered Yorkshire to a 41-run victory over Leicestershire Foxes, while Somerset produced a stunning 105-run demolition of previously unbeaten Northamptonshire.

From Danni Wyatt-Hodge's explosive batting to Sophie Ecclestone's spin wizardry, the Women's T20 World Cup produced some outstanding individual performances. Here's who made the team of the tournament.

England reached the T20 World Cup final but were comprehensively beaten by Australia. With the Ashes just twelve months away, coach Charlotte Edwards faces some difficult calls.

Sophie Ecclestone's frustration boiled over at Lord's after a third umpire ruling overturned what appeared to be a legitimate catch to keep Ellyse Perry at the crease during the closing stages of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup final.

Head coach Charlotte Edwards expressed pride in England's transformation despite losing the Women's T20 World Cup final heavily to Australia at Lord's, insisting the side have won back the hearts of supporters.

Australia denied England a home World Cup triumph with a commanding seven-wicket victory at Lord's, claiming their seventh T20 World Cup title in front of a packed crowd.

England's hopes in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup final took a serious hit at Lord's as captain Heather Knight was dismissed lbw for just two, leaving the side reeling at 70 for four against Australia.

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt produced a composed and determined half-century to help her side reach 150 in the Women's T20 World Cup final against Australia at Lord's.