Time for us to say farewell from Worcester.

England have won the third and final ODI by 114 runs, sweeping the series 3-0 to end their international summer.

Take a read of Ffion Wynne's report to find out how it all played out.

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England captain Charlie Dean: "The way the girls went about it was brilliant. It was a tricky surface to bat on at the start. We were also clinical with the ball. It was a really good day.

"To bat first today and get a decent total on the board was good and Sophia Dunkley was phenomenal. We left a few runs out there to be honest. But to come back and start with how we did with the ball was brilliant.

"The way the girls have gone about, they have shown real maturity. Now, we are just looking to extend that even further. It's really exciting times and looking forward to the future."

On being captain: "I feel like every game, I am growing. The girls have been very supportive and credit to them for listening to what I've to say. Also the staff. A lot of work goes into planning and that makes my job easier."

Sophia Dunkley top-scored for England, making her highest international score of 119 off 119 balls.

Here's the best shots from the England opener's second international century.

Ireland captain Gaby Lewis speaking at the post-match presentation: "Throughout this series we've shown real positives with the bat and ball, just in different games. I think we did really well with the ball today. Definitely positives to take from this series.

"Every series against these top quality players they'll learn. A good build into the winter. These series are so valuable. Playing cricket is great, the more series we can have the better."

England's Sophia Dunkley, who has been named the player of the match, series and summer: "It was great to get the series win today. It was a little bit tricky and slow at the start.

"Maia Bouchier was great at the other end. The longer you batter, the easier it got. It was nice to get through that period and then see us home.

"It is important to be positive with the bat. If we can get on top at the start, we can continue playing that way."

On her season: "It is just about staying the present. I am enjoying it. It's nice to be back at the top of the order in ODI cricket. I love opening in T20 cricket and also playing ODI cricket. It's a big summer with Ashes next year and it is one of my goals to stay at the top of the order."

Thea Brookes
Former Birmingham Phoenix all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

While it's a disappointing end for Ireland, it's a good series win for England.

A lot of players have been rested in this series but hundreds for Maia Bouchier and Sophia Dunkley will give real confidence for that opening duo.

Dani Gibson looked strong today which is very positive for England.

They have looked really, really strong in the field where they have been fit and sharp.

And Charlie Dean as a captain is one of the biggest positives to come out of it. She is a tremendous leader. She is an outstanding candidate to become England's next captain.

Nathan Johns
Irish cricket journalist on BBC Test Match Special

Arlene Kelly has been a good servant for Ireland cricket although an unexpected one.

She only came over to play club cricket but they had a player availability crisis. So fresh off the boat, she played for Ireland. Four years later, she has amassed over a 100 caps and that was the end of her time with Ireland.

Arlene Kelly walks through a guard of honour formed by the players and staff of both sides.

Meanwhile Lauren Filer finishes with figures of 3-27 from 8.2 overs having taken the final wicket of the match, while Mady Villiers has 3-33 from eight.

Tilly Corteen-Coleman took two wickets, while Charlie Dean and Ryana MacDonald finished with one apiece.

Amy Hunter's 39 from 58 balls was Ireland's high score.

Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's a 3-0 series clean sweep to wrap up England's summer. It's been three comprehensive victories.

They have been ruthless and impressive in this series.

Kia McCartney is the final batter for Ireland.

She defends the final two balls of the over.

Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That's a lovely piece of bowling. It was full, it turned enough and it is a third wicket for Mady Villiers.

Lara McBride gets off the mark from her fourth ball, sending Lauren Filer's delivery down to deep third for a single.

Ireland require 17 an over - easy, eh?

Nathan Johns
Irish cricket journalist on BBC Test Match Special

I think that was a bit of a silly option from Leah Paul because she has tried a shot she knows she could play but she wasn't thinking about it. There was a fine leg back.

Cara Murray comes out of the hutch and doesn't score off the final ball over the over.

Thea Brookes
Former Birmingham Phoenix all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Really nice recognition from Maia Bouchier to give a tap on the back of Arlene Kelly and say congratulations on a good career.

Arlene Kelly gets off the mark from her third ball, cutting into the off side for a single.

That sees the 32-year-old retain the strike.