Women's Ashes: Australia wins final ODI to finish series unbeaten

Australia's bowlers laid the foundation for its 3-0 sweep of the one-day leg of the series by bowling out England for 163 before the side romped home with 13.4 overs to spare.

Skipper Meg Lanning led the chase with an unbeaten 57 as Australia romped home with 13.4 overs to spare for a 12-4 series victory.

Skipper Meg Lanning led by example as Australia crushed England by eight wickets in the third and final one-dayer to finish the multi-format Women's Ashes series unbeaten on Tuesday.

Australia's bowlers, spearheaded by Annabel Sutherland (4-31), laid the foundation for its 3-0 sweep of the one-day leg of the series by bowling out England for 163 at Melbourne's Junction Oval.

Lanning led the chase with an unbeaten 57 as Australia romped home with 13.4 overs to spare for a 12-4 series victory less than a month after their men's team's 4-0 Ashes triumph against England.

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The England team under Heather Knight finished winless, its points coming from two washed out T20 matches in Adelaide and a drawn test in Canberra.

"We have had so many contributors. That holds us in good stead moving forwards," said Lanning whose team are overwhelming favourites to win the World Cup in New Zealand beginning next month.

"Today was a complete performance with bat and ball."

Knight said their performance dipped towards the end of a tiring tour.

"We will be a bit frustrated there were a few opportunities missed.

"The last two games aren't a reflection of us as a side. We were a bit fatigued and a bit tired," added Knight.