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 The Indian Women’s Cricket Team registered a comfortable 6-wicket win in the second Group match played at Newlands, Cape Town on 15 February 2023. West Indies captain Hayley Mathews won the toss and decided to bat first. It was not an ideal start as Mathews went cheaply with a simple catch to Richa Ghosh off Pooja Vastkar. Campbell and experienced Taylor put the bad deliveries away for boundaries as Indian fielding looked ordinary. At the end of the first six overs, the West Indies women made 27 losing just 1 wicket. Campbell and Taylor kept showing intent in hitting boundaries. Deepti Sharma got two wickets in the same over dismissing both Campbell with lovely catch by Mandhana and then Taylor with a review for LBW. The umpire gave not out but on review, it was overturned to out. Taylor and Campbell added 73 runs for 2 nd wicket. Chinelle Henry was run out as her bat was in the air trying to take a second run. Shabika Gajnabi and Nation provided some momentum for West Indi...

 The Australian Cricket Team continued registered a dominating win over West Indies in the first semi-finals of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2022 played at Basin Reserve, Wellington on Wednesday. With the match reduced to 45 overs a side, West Indies Stefanie Taylor won the toss and decided to field first. It was a steady start by Australian openers Alyssa Healy and Haynes keeping the pressure back on the West Indies' bowling line-up. At the end of the first powerplay reduced to 9 overs, Australia scored 37 for 0. The Australian openers put enough pressure on the West Indies bowlers with attacking strokes and did not allow them to settle. Anisa Mohammed went off field injuring herself while fielding. Healy and Haynes put them under immense pressure. Haynes completed fifty off 66 balls while Healy reached half-century off 63 balls. West Indies catching was not up to the mark allowing Healy and Haynes to keep pressure on the opposition bowlers. The Australian openers showed their ...

 Due to rains, the match between South Africa and West Indies was abandoned in a rain-curtailed match played at Basin Reserve, Wellington on Thursday. The match was reduced to 26 overs a side due to heavy rains. West Indies captain Stefanie Taylor won the toss and decided to field first. It was an ideal start as Chinelle Henry dismissed Laura Wolvaardt with a good catch by Dottin. Connell dismissed Laura Wolvaardt to leave the South African team in trouble. Chinelle Henry dismissed Tazmin Brits and South African captain Luus to leave them in tatters at 22 for 4. The West Indies catching was not great as they dropped 4 catches. At the end of the first powerplay, South African women looked in trouble at 22 for 3. Right after restrictions, Brits was also dismissed to leave them struggling. Mignon du Preez looked in supreme touch hitting boundaries off bad deliveries. It was an amazing batting display by Preez showing intent and making life tough for the West Indies bowlers. On t...

 The Pakistan women’s team ended their 18-match losing streak as they defeated West Indies in a rain-curtailed match played at Seddon Park, Hamilton on Monday. After a long delay due to heavy rains, Pakistani captain Bismah Maharoof won the toss and decided to field first. The powerplay overs were reduced to 4 overs each. Amin Ameen kept the pressure on the West Indies opening batters of Hayley Mathews and Deandra Dottin. At the end of the first 4 overs, West Indies women scored just 19 runs. Fatima Sana got the breakthrough in her opening over getting rid of Mathews caught by Muneeba Ali. Dottin showed some intent against the Pakistan bowlers. Anam Amin bowled with tight lines and lengths not allowing Dottin and West Indies Taylor to score runs easily on a pitch that had turn. The Pakistan catching was not great enough as they dropped two chances early on. Nida Dar was bought into the attack and dismissed the dangerous Dottin with a simple return catch. The Pakistani spinner...

 The West Indies bowlers showed great fight and character as they defeated Bangladesh in a low-scoring thriller played at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui on Friday. Bangladeshi captain Nigar Sultana won the toss and decided to field first. West Indies openers Deandra Dottin and Hayley Mathews started off brightly. Jahanara Alam provided the breakthrough for Bangladesh dismissing Dottin with a lovely catch by Shamima Sultana. Mathews and Rashada Williams helped West Indies end the first 10 overs at 34 for 1. Nahida Akter struck for Bangladesh getting the wicket of Mathews with a stunning catch by Nigar Sultana. It was a procession of wickets as Bangladeshi spinners kept the pressure on the West Indies batters. Akter dismissed Stafaine Taylor bowling around the legs. Salma Khatun made another breakthrough getting the wicket of Williams providing a simple catch to Fargana Haque. A superb direct hit by Haque ended in the run-out of Chedean Nation to leave West Indies in big trouble. Ru...

 The Australian Women’s Cricket Team continued their winning streak as they defeated West Indies in a one-sided affair played at Basin Reserve, Wellington on Tuesday. West Indies captain Stefanie Taylor won the toss and decided to bat first. The decision did not pay off as Ellyse Perry dismissed Hayley Mathews with a beauty and then Kyica Knight off successive deliveries. Deandra Dottin and captain Taylor steadied the ship before Perry struck again to dismiss Dottin. Dottin and Taylor added 30 runs for the 3 rd wicket. At the end of the first 10 overs, West Indies women scored 34 for 3. Shemaine Campbelle and Taylor showed intent against top-quality Australian bowling trying to steady the innings. Gardner ended the partnership dismissing Campbell. Campbell and Taylor added 36 runs for the 4 th wicket. The Australian bowlers did not the West Indies batters score runs easily and kept picking wickets at regular intervals. On other hand, Taylor remained steady completing her fift...

 The Indian Women’s Cricket team produced a dominating display to defeat West Indies played at Seddon Park, Hamilton on Saturday. Indian captain Mithali Raj won the toss and decided to bat first. Yastika Bhatia looked in sublime touch taking on the West Indies bowlers especially hitting 3 boundaries off Selman. She kept scoring runs making life tough for the opposition. Selman got the breakthrough dismissing Bhatia with a simple return catch. Bhatia and Mandhana added 49 runs laying a strong foundation. Mandhana struggled initially with disciplined West Indies bowling. Indian captain Mithali Raj fell cheaply again caught by Connell. At the end of the first 10 overs, the Indian team raced away to 62 for 2. Deepti Sharma looked confident with her strokes and hit a lovely boundary off a free hit. A superb one-handed catch by Hayley Mathews at slips above her head resulted in the wicket of Deepti Sharma to leave the Indian team in some trouble. Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana ...

 The West Indies women’s team began the ICC Women’s World Cup 2022 with a thrilling win over favorites New Zealand played at Bay Oval, Mount Manuagai on Friday. New Zealand captain Sophie Devine won the toss and decided to field first. The explosive Deandra Dottin opened the innings along with Hayley Mathews. After struggling with her rhythm, Tauhou struck for hosts getting rid of Dottin caught by Jess Kerr. Jess Kerr took the wicket of Kyica Knight cheaply to leave West Indies struggling. Hayley Mathews showed intent in putting bad deliveries away for boundaries. At the end of the first 10 overs, West Indies women scored 54 for 2. After the field restrictions, Mathews and Stefanie Taylor steadied the ship keeping the scoreboard ticking hitting boundaries and taking singles. Mathews looked in sublime touch reaching her fifty off 55 balls. The experienced Taylor survived DRS shout as the decision was overturned by the umpire. Tahuhu was bought into the attack and got rid of Stef...

It was another dominating display by the Indian women’s team as they crushed West Indies by 61 runs to whitewash the T20I series in the fifth and final T20I match played at Providence Stadium, Guyana on 21 st November. Indian stand-in captain Smriti Mandhana won the toss and decided to bat first. The decision did not pay off as both Shafali Verma and Mandhana went in successive deliveries adding 17 runs for the opening wicket. Jemimah Rodrigues and Veda Krishna Murthy steadied the Indian innings with attacking stroke play putting pressure on West Indies bowlers. Krishna Murthy reached her fifty off 43 balls while Rodrigues made the batting look easy on a tough pitch. In the last over, Rodrigues reached her fifty off 55 balls and was dismissed the next by Allyene. Veda Krishna Murthy and Rodrigues added 117 runs for the 3 rd wicket. For West Indies, Anisa Mohammed, Hayley Mathews and Alleyne took 1 wicket each. Veda Krishna Murthy remained not out on 57. Chasing down th...

Thanks to a brilliant bowling performance by Indian bowlers and Jemimah Rodrigues unbeaten knock, the Indian women’s team defeated West Indies by 7 wickets played at Providence Stadium, Guyana on Friday. West Indies captain Anisa Mohammed won the toss and decided to bat first. Anuja Patil got the breakthrough for the visitors as she took an early wicket of Hayley Mathews for 5. The Indian bowlers kept a tight lid on West Indies batting line up not allowing them to score runs easily. At the end of six overs, West Indies were struggling at 12 for 2. After the power play overs, the Indian women bowlers continued to strangle the West Indies batters which made life tough. CA Nation and Henry scored 11 runs each for the hosts. Indian women restricted West Indies to a paltry total of 59 for 9. Radhav Yadav and Deepti Sharma took 2 wickets each, while Harmanpreet Kaur, Poonam Yadav, Pooja Vastrakar, Anuja Patil picked 1 wicket each. Chasing down a modest target of 60 runs to win...

Smriti Mandhana brilliance leads India to a series clinching win in the 3 rd and deciding One day international in the ICC Women’s Championship against West Indies played at Sir Vivan Richards Stadium North Sound, Antigua on Wednesday. West Indies captain Stafaine Taylor won the toss and decided to bat first. It was not an ideal start for the hosts as they lost an early of Natasha McLean cheaply by Shihka Pandey. The Indian bowlers kept it tight and did reduced West Indies to 40 for 3 and then 84 for 5. West Indies captain Taylor led from front taking singles and hitting boundaries. She played with positive intent and revived the hosts from a bad position. She and Stacy Ann King added 96 runs for the 6 th wicket. As things looked dangerous for the Indian team, Poonam Yadav got the breakthrough dismissing Taylor for 79. The Indian bowlers did the job and bowled out West Indies for 194 in 50 overs. The experienced Jhulan Goswami and Poonam Yadav took 2 wickets each, Shikha Pande...