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See if you can spot where Mandhana got hers in this video of the team on their way to meet the prime minister.

An ecstatic India dugout saw the full spectrum of emotions wash over them in the immediate aftermath of the win - an emotional Amol Muzumdar, the head coach, sobbing into bowling coach Avishkaar Salvi's shoulders, an injured Pratika Rawal being wheeled out to join in the team celebrations and managing a wheelchair dance, a shell-shocked Harmanpreet Kaur trying to process the win while congratulating her team-mates... it was a sports movie in the making.

Well, some carbs are helping. While fielding against New Zealand, Sutherland got sandwiches and bananas delivered to her on the field. "I like my toasties," Sutherland said after the game. "Some naan with honey too. I had that in the fielding innings - that goes down a treat."

Who did Starc bowl to in the first over of the 2015 World Cup final?

Head guesses that memorable over right away: Brendon McCullum was beaten off the first two balls he faced (after Martin Guptill faced two himself) and was bowled by a beautiful inswinger off his third ball for a duck. Then it's Head's turn: Who did I catch in the 2023 ODI World Cup final?

When Jalaj Saxena walked in to bat, the two commentators in the box were Salil Ankola and Chetan Sharma - both former India players, and more tellingly, both former national selectors.

Ankola mused on air that it was "very surprising" that Saxena had never played for India. Chetan, quick to respond, added with a laugh, "Salil, you used one word 'very surprising', but let me tell you, we were both former selectors." Ankola responded to Chetan, "And you were the chairman!" Chetan finished the conversation by saying, "Fingers must've been raised at us as well."

Invited by West Indies coach Daren Sammy to speak to his players in their dressing room at the end of the series, Gambhir applauded them for being "great role models".

"It's a great learning the way you guys carry yourself off the field, your humility, your humbleness is something which my team and a lot of teams across the globe has to learn from."

"I wanted to go home for a rest, but my father was like 'Oh you've got to get up at 7.00 and help me with the calves'. I was like, 'Oh my days'." she says rolling her eyes. But despite the hard work, and braving the -5-degree temps, Carson says it was a "lovely time of father-daughter bonding."