Australia's all-conquering generation of women's cricketers have one last World Cup feat to tick off, setting their sights on defying almost 40 years of history to win back-to-back ODI tournaments. This World Cup will almost certainly be the last 50-over one for Healy, who is yet to set a retirement date but makes no secret of the fact she regularly weighs it up. I don't think we'd be doing it for the stat, it wouldn't be something on our whiteboard before a game. "It just shows how hard it is to win World Cups," vice-captain Tahlia McGrath said. "It's like I want to win a World Cup for Australia, and no one has gone back-to-back, which is a real motivator.