Australia claimed a fourth Women's World T20 title with a comfortable eight-wicket win over England in the final on Saturday.

Ashleigh Gardner (33 not out) and Meg Lanning (unbeaten 28) guided Australia to their target of 106 with 29 balls to spare in Antigua.

It came after England struggled with the bat despite winning the toss, with only Danielle Wyatt (43) and Heather Knight (25) able to get into double figures as they were bowled out for 105.

Australia have now won four of the six editions of the Women's World T20, while England's defeat was their third in the final.

Australia win #WT20 2018! 

England’s 105 is chased in 15.1 overs - the @SouthernStars win by eight wickets to claim their fourth World T20 title! #AUSvENG #WatchThis pic.twitter.com/3c5dWmRtNm

— ICC World Twenty20 (@WorldT20) November 25, 2018

Wyatt got England off to a good start as Australia produced some indifferent fielding.

But wickets fell consistently from the fourth over as Gardner (3-22), Georgia Wareham (2-11) and Megan Schutt (2-13) starred for Australia.

Wareham was involved in almost everything, including producing a brilliant run out of Amy Jones (4) in the fifth over.

Ellyse Perry took one wicket, the scalp of Natalie Sciver (1), to become just the second player to register 100 in Twenty20 internationals, joining Anisa Mohammed.

100 - Ellyse Perry (@SouthernStars) has become only the second bowler to take 100 wickets in T20I cricket (Anisa Mohammed). Accomplishment. #WT20 pic.twitter.com/8hBRgyYKL3

— OptaJason (@OptaJason) November 25, 2018

England were unable to bat out their overs as Australia, despite some sloppiness in the field, dominated.

Alyssa Healy (22 off 20) then got them off to another decent start before Gardner and Lanning steered Australia home.

Gardner was the more aggressive of the pair, hitting three sixes, as England struggled with the dewy conditions.