England complete 3-0 T20 series win
Wyatt scores 87 off 48 balls; taking advantage of being dropped three times
Hosts fall from 118-2 to 176 all out
Three wickets each for Baig and Dar
Pakistan finish on 142-4 - Riaz top-scores with 35*
Well, that's us for today.
Take a read of birthday boy Matthew Henry's match report from Headingley and take a watch of some the clips below. Once you've had your cricket fill, why not join the Premier League final day coverage, with 10 games in play.
We'll be back on Thursday, when these two sides kick off an ODI series at Derby. That's a 13:00 BST start.
Have a good rest of your weekend.
England captain Heather Knight speaking to Sky Sports: "The way Danni has been batting she was definitely due a score so I am really pleased for her.
"There's some areas we can do better but we have had performance from most people this series.
"Pakistan put us under pressure with the bat which is good to see. But we stayed calm, wrestled back momentum and put pressure back on our opponent so really pleased with the way we reacted."
On Lauren Filer's performance: "She is a point of difference for us. She is quick and hits the pitch hard so I am really pleased for her as she has been working hard behind the scenes."
On preparations for the T20 World Cup: "We are tracking well. There's always things we can do better but we are moving forward as a side. There's a few things we can tune up but lots of people are putting in performance and those not in the side are pushing too."
On the upcoming ODI series: "We haven't played a huge amount of ODI cricket recently so pleased to play a bit more more. It is an area we want to get better at as we haven't played a huge amount and it is good to work on the basics."
Pakistan fared similarly to England in the opening half of their innings, but were unable to up the pace in the back half to match the hosts.
But Aliyah Riaz and Nida Dar did finish with an unbeaten partnership of 69.
England wickets tumbled with all 10 falling, but they made up for that by hammering 107 runs from their final 10 overs.
Let's take a look back, shall we?
It was the Danni Wyatt show today, as she plundered 87 runs from 48 balls. Having not passed 21 in her 10 international innings, it was a sparkling return to form.
Pakistan captain Nida Dar speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a good surface, the boundary was not very big and the field was quick.
"Diana Baig is a key player, she always wants to do something for Pakistan and is one of the best fielders.
"At the crucial time we lost catches and that cost us. I must take positives out it, we hope to change the momentum for the ODIs."
England wicketkeeper Amy Jones, who is named player of the series, speaking to Sky Sports: "Starting a new summer at home is always very exciting so I'm happy to have contributed a little over the series.
"I think the work I have done mentally is all about the ball not the situation so I'm happy to be able to do that this series."
On keeping to England's spinners: "It is great fun. It feels like there's a chance coming my way every ball so they keep me on my toes. It is great to have such a world-class spin attack."
Player of the match Danni Wyatt speaking to Sky Sports: "I really liked playing here today, the weather was good, the crowd were great, they really got behind us. It was a little bit slow to start off with, obviously I hate losing but I just stuck to my intent which is to just play my game."
"I did think about my third century, I shouldn't have but I tried to reign it in a little bit, it's hard to do but I just continued to aim for the pockets. I've enjoyed fielding this series and all credit goes to our fielding coach Nick."
The presentations are underway beneath the bright blue sky at Headingley.
Unsurprisingly Danni Wyatt is the player of the match, we'll hear from her shortly...
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on ±«Óãtv Sounds
The ability to score 150 is there for Pakistan, it is just whether one player can go on and get 50.
They have had a couple of 20s and 30s today. It is about doing the basics for longer and knowing when to take risks.
There is no doubt England have been the dominant side in the series, but Pakistan have had their moments.
Just the five bowlers for England today, a wicket for four of them with only Sarah Glenn missing out. Sophie Ecclestone is the pick with 1-19.
Aliya Riaz and Nida Dar finished the innings with an unbeaten partnership of 69 - Pakistan were well behind England's effort but it's a considerably better showing than the 79 all out they managed when chasing in Northampton on Friday.
And that's that.
Pakistan's batters work Sophie Ecclestone around for five singles, the match long gone.
They finish 34 runs short of their target and England finish the series as 3-0 victors.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on ±«Óãtv Sounds
For Pakistan it is about learning when to play those shots and when to rotate the strike.
After the first two games I did not think they could reach 150 but after today they certainly can.
They are a team that learns quickly.
40 runs needed from 6 balls
It's a bit of a sedate end to this innings, in contrast to the wild last few overs of England's time at the crease.
We do see one four, Aliyah Riaz sending Dani Gibson's full toss over the bowler's head for a one-bounce four.
At least this is the highest partnership for Pakistan against England in T20s - it's worth 64.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on ±«Óãtv Sounds
If one of the Pakistan top three had gone on to get a big score - a 50 or 60 - then they are up there with the rate and the total is gettable. But what we have seen is everyone get starts and then getting out.
For me I don't know why Nida Dar is coming in so low.
51 runs needed from 12 balls
And a four followed, Dar swinging into mid-wicket and dropping the ball just short of Nat Sciver-Brunt, who'd run in for the catch.
The ball carries through to the ropes.
Alison Mitchell
Cricket commentator on ±«Óãtv Sounds
This is Nida Dar 'boom boom'. Have a bit of that!
Well, that's one boundary at least.
Nida Dar gives a mighty heave to send Charlie Dean down the ground for six.
65 runs needed from 18 balls
Over as a contest now.
Pakistan's batters knock Sarah Glenn around well enough, but they needed to deal in a serious number of boundaries.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on ±«Óãtv Sounds
Pakistan have shown glimpses of what they're capable of but it's being able to absorb the pressure, continue to do what is needed. Pakistan are not going to win this game.