Chicago Cubs win baseball World Series after 108 dry years

                                 
The Chicago Cubs have won Major League Baseball's World Series, ending the longest title drought in the game.
Manager Joe Maddon's team beat the Cleveland Indians 8-7 in 10 innings to scoop the top prize in world baseball.
The Cubs blew a three-run lead but, with the game tied, came back after a rain delay to clinch the title.
The last time they won was in 1908, 108 years ago, when they defeated the Detroit Tigers 4-1.