IND W vs WI W 1st ODI: Indian women's cricket team has defeated West Indies by 211 runs in the first ODI match. This is the second biggest win of the Indian women's team in ODI cricket. India's biggest ODI win is against Ireland. That match was won by the Indian women's team by 249 runs. in this match India had scored 314 runs while playing first. In reply, West Indies team was limited to just 103 runs. Renuka Singh took 5 wickets for India. Now the Indian team has taken a 1-0 lead in the three-match ODI series.
Indian team crushed West Indies badly
West Indies had a very bad start while chasing the target of 315 runs. Both the team's openers Haley Mathews and Kiana Joseph were out without opening their account. The condition of West Indies was so bad that half the team returned to the pavilion at the score of 26. 7 West Indies batsmen could not even touch double figures in terms of runs. Shaman Campbell scored 21 runs and Effie Fletcher scored 24 runs for the team. Renuka Thakur took 5 wickets in bowling for India. For this he was also chosen Player of the Match. Apart from them, Priya Mishra got 2 successes, while Deepti Sharma and Titus Sadhu got 1 success each.
This was how the Indian team batted.
After losing the toss and coming to bat first, Team India had a great start. For India, openers Smriti Mandhana and Pratika Rawal made a partnership of 110 runs in 23.2 overs, but then Pratika Rawal was out after scoring 40 runs in 69 balls. After this Harleen Deol played an inning of 44 runs in 50 balls. While Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur contributed 34 runs on 23 balls. Indian team's wicketkeeper batsman Richa Ghosh played a stormy innings of 26 runs in 13 balls in the last overs. While all-rounder Deepti Sharma scored 14 runs on 12 balls.
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