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India vs West Indies, Women’s World Cup 2022 LIVE score and updates: Sneh Rana grabs the final wicket, collecting a catch off her own bowling after a thick edge off Shamilia Connell’s bat. India bundle West Indies out for 162 to register a comprehensive 155 run win! Preview: India’s under-performing top-order will be keen to display way more intent to bring the team’s campaign back on track when it squares off against a dangerous West Indies in the third league game of the ICC Women’s World Cup on Saturday. Currently placed fifth after a demoralising 62-run loss to New Zealand, India would like to get back to winning ways as back-to-back defeat can cause loss in momentum, especially when they are playing one game after another on the bounce. [caption id=“attachment_10452931” align=“alignnone” width=“640”]
India women vs West Indies women, Ind vs WI Cricket Score and Live Updates of Women’s Cricket World Cup match[/caption] The likes of Smriti Mandhana, Mithali Raj, the young Yastika Bhatia and all-rounder Deepti Sharma were all criticised for not getting a move-on against New Zealand in India’s chase of 261 and despite Harmanpreet Kaur’s 62-ball-71, the team ended up being outplayed by 62 runs. It is understood that Shafali Verma, despite her ‘blow hot, blow cold’ form, will be back in the playing eleven, and would be expected to lend pace to innings, something which Yastika Bhatia failed to do in the previous game. The Indian batters played out an inexplicable 162 dot balls, equivalent to 27 overs, in the last game against White Ferns and the match was as good as over when they scored only 50 off the first 20 overs. For West Indies, it has been a good start to the tournament and skipper Taylor would want one more inspirational performance from her band of women, who defended a mediocre total of 225 against defending champions England in the last game. Taylor’s biggest advantage is her multiple bowling options and she was able to use as many as eight bowlers in the last game against England. While Dottin’s airborne catch to dismiss Lauren Winfield-Hill was the highlight of the Windies’ show against England, what would make Indians wary is the fact that the Caribbeans have successfully defended twice in two games against the White Ferns and England. The bowling attack comprising Shamilia Connell, Shakera Selman, Chinelle Henry and Anisa is capable of putting relentless pressure on opposition batters and it won’t be a cakewalk for India. Here’s all you need to know about the Women’s World Cup 2022 match between India and West Indies at Seddon Park, Hamilton. When will the Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 match between India and West Indies take place? The Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 match between India and West Indies will be played on Thursday, 12 March 2022. What is the venue for the Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 match between India and West Indies? The Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 match between India and West Indies will take place at Seddon Park in Hamilton. When will the Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 match between India and West Indies start? The Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 match between India and West Indies will begin at 6.30 am IST. The toss will take place at 6 am IST. Which TV channels will broadcast the Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 match between India and West Indies? The match will be telecast on Star Sports Network. The live streaming of the match will also be available on Disney + Hotstar. You can also browse
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India vs West Indies Highlights, Women's Cricket World Cup 2022, Full Cricket Score: India crush Windies by 155 runs
India vs West Indies, Women’s World Cup 2022 LIVE score and updates: Sneh Rana grabs the final wicket, collecting a catch off her own bowling after a thick edge off Shamilia Connell’s bat. India bundle West Indies out for 162 to register a comprehensive 155 run win!
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That brings us to the end of the 10th match of the World Cup, with India bouncing back in style from the defeat at the hands of New Zealand with a 155-run hammering of the West Indies to jump to the top of the points table. West Indies will hope to put this defeat behind and focus on their next assignment, which is against Australia on Tuesday in Wellington. India are in action next the following day, against defending champions England at the Bay Oval on Wednesday.
For now, this is Amit signing off, wishing you all a happy weekend.
Smriti Mandhana’s (123) adjudged the Player of the Match, but she decides to share the award with fellow centurion Harmanpreet Kaur (109)
Smriti Mandhana: Scoring a century and not being player of the match is something we wouldn’t want. It’s good to share the trophy because we both are good enough contender. We learnt from our mistakes, and that’s something we thought we wouldn’t repeat in this game. Our strengths are really different because she likes spin, and I like pace.
Harmanpreet Kaur: Set batter was there, and in the last game against New Zealand, we were missing that. I was also very confident about my batting and the rhythm was there. And we knew once we settled, the boundaries would come. The understanding because the left-right combination is a great thing to do.
After 40.3 overs,West Indies Women 162/10 ( Shakera Selman 7 , )
OUT! Sneh Rana grabs the final wicket, collecting a catch off her own bowling after a thick edge off Shamilia Connell’s bat. India bundle West Indies out for 162 to register a comprehensive 155 run win!
West Indies looked like they were going to give India a serious scare with the century opening stand between Dottin and Matthews in 12 overs, but the batting unit capitulated after Dottin’s dismissal, and the side were as good as done by the time Matthews was caught-behind. Solid comeback from the Women in Blue today after getting beaten convincingly by the White Ferns in their previous game.
Connell c and b Rana 0(7)
After 40 overs,West Indies Women 161/9 ( Shakera Selman 6 , Shamilia Connell 0)
Gayakwad bowls her final over with a packed field around Selman — a slip, a short leg and a silly point. Selman continues to block her way through the first five deliveries before collecting a single off the last ball to keep the strike. Shamilia Connell, meanwhile, is yet to get off the mark. India need just one more wicket to complete a comprehensive victory.
After 39 overs,West Indies Women 160/9 ( Shakera Selman 5 , Shamilia Connell 0)
Rana bowls out her penultimate over, conceding just one off it with Selman keeping the strike with a single off the last ball.
After 38 overs,West Indies Women 159/9 ( Shakera Selman 4 , Shamilia Connell 0)
Just one off Gayakwad’s penultimate over of the evening, with Selman collecting a single off the first delivery.
After 37 overs,West Indies Women 158/9 ( Shakera Selman 3 , Shamilia Connell 0)
West Indies are one wicket away from a disastrous defeat as Nation’s caught napping at the non-striker’s end and is run out for 19 thanks to Deepti’s presence of mind and sharp throw at the non-striker’s end. Two runs and a wicket from Rana’s eighth over.
A testament to her skill and longevity!
OUT! Chedean Nation is caught napping at the non-striker’s end after completing a single, with a direct hit by Deepti catching her well short of the crease in the end. Nation was looking for a second, but was too slow in dragging her bat across the crease after being sent back. India are one wicket away from victory now! IND 156/9
Nation run out (Sharma) 19(48)
After 36 overs,West Indies Women 156/8 ( Chedean Nation 19 , Shakera Selman 1)
A run and a wicket from Goswami’s sixth as she finally achieves the milestone the entire nation had been waiting for — becoming the leading all-time wicket-taker in the Women’s World Cup by dismissing Anisa Mohammed in the fifth ball. The day started on a disastrous note for Jhulan, but looks like it will end on a sweet note after all.
OUT! Jhulan Goswami becomes the leading wicket-taker of all time in the ICC Women’s World Cup, going past Australia’s Lyn Fullston with Anisa Mohammed becoming her 40th wicket! Mohammed chips the ball towards midwicket, where substitute Taniya Bhatia holds on to the catch running backwards. WI 155/8
Mohammed c sub (T Bhatia) b Goswami 2(27)
After 35 overs,West Indies Women 155/7 ( Chedean Nation 19 , Anisa Mohammed 2)
Second maiden for Deepti in her seventh over, as Nation blocks her way through this over. Wonder if the West Indians fancy batting the remaining 15 overs out while preserving their remaining wickets, even if the runs don’t come by.
After 34 overs,West Indies Women 155/7 ( Chedean Nation 19 , Anisa Mohammed 2)
Goswami collects her first maiden of the evening, a welcome progress for the veteran seamer who had leaked 42 runs in her first four overs. Meanwhile, she is one wicket away from becoming the all-time leading wicket-taker in World Cups.
After 33 overs,West Indies Women 155/7 ( Chedean Nation 19 , Anisa Mohammed 2)
Tidy over from Deepti with just two singles coming from it. Nation’s playing a patient knock at the moment, having consumed 42 balls for her 19 so far.
After 32 overs,West Indies Women 153/7 ( Chedean Nation 18 , Anisa Mohammed 1)
Goswami returns, replacing Gayakwad. Single each off the first two balls, before a welcome boundary off Nation’s bat in the fourth delivery brings up the 150 for the West Indians. Nation keeps the strike with a single off the last ball, and will look to keep the strike to herself for the remainder of the innings as much as she can.
After 31 overs,West Indies Women 146/7 ( Chedean Nation 12 , Anisa Mohammed 0)
Nation runs the ball down the ground for a single in the penultimate delivery of Deepti’s fifth over — the first run scored by the West Indies in 26 deliveries! Dot to end the over.
After 30 overs,West Indies Women 145/7 ( Chedean Nation 11 , Anisa Mohammed 0)
Gayakwad continues with a short leg, silly point and a slip in place, starting with a ball that turns away viciously after pitching along off. Mohammed struggles through the over, offering a chance in the fifth delivery with an outside edge that lands between the keeper and the slip fielder. Fourth maiden in five overs for the Indians. West Indies need another 173 to win from 120 balls with three wickets in hand.
After 29 overs,West Indies Women 145/7 ( Chedean Nation 11 , Anisa Mohammed 0)
Deepti Sharma, who endured a torrid first spell when Dottin and Matthews were wreaking havoc earlier in the innings, returns in place of Rana. Bowls out a maiden, the third in the last four overs, with the umpire signalling drinks after the last delivery is bowled. New batter Anisa Mohammed is yet to get off the mark at the moment.
After 28 overs,West Indies Women 145/7 ( Chedean Nation 11 , Anisa Mohammed 0)
Back-to-back maidens for Rajeshwari Gayakwad, who has been superb on the field as well and has so far accounted for a catch and a run out in addition to Henry’s wicket and a couple of maidens.
After 27 overs,West Indies Women 145/7 ( Chedean Nation 11 , Anisa Mohammed 0)
Nation steers the ball behind point in the first delivery, getting enough time to come back for a second. Pushes for another double two balls later, with her partner Alleyne making it to the non-striker’s end in the nick of time thanks to a late throw. Nation pushes for something similar two balls later, and this time Gayakwad’s accurate throw at the non-striker’s end and Rana’s perfect position ensure Alleyne’s run out for 1. West Indies are seven down now, and are all but out of the contest unless Nation’s able to conjure up a miracle.
OUT! Alleyne’s run out at the non-striker’s end after responding to Nation’s call for a risky second run, Was an excellent collect-and-throw by Gayakwad at cover point, and Rana was perfectly positioned for the accurate throw, whipping the bails off with ease. WI 145/7
Alleyne run out (Gayakwad/Rana) 4(10)
After 26 overs,West Indies Women 140/6 ( Chedean Nation 6 , Aaliyah Alleyne 4)
Tidy over from Gayakwad as she collects a maiden — her first of the evening and the second overall in the innings.
After 25 overs,West Indies Women 140/6 ( Chedean Nation 6 , Aaliyah Alleyne 4)
Rana returns, replacing Vastrakar, and looks like we might have spin from both ends for a while. The offie bowls with a slip and a wide gully in place, sending down five dots in a row before Nation pinches a brace off the last ball.
After 24 overs,West Indies Women 138/6 ( Chedean Nation 4 , Aaliyah Alleyne 4)
Gayakwad replaces Meghna, and is among the wickets for the first time today with a successful leg-before appeal against Henry in the second delivery. She nearly gets her second in the final ball, as Alleyne gets a thick outside edge that flies between the two slip fielders and goes all the way to third man for a boundary. Four runs and a wicket from the over.
OUT! Wickets are fast tumbling at the moment, with Gayakwad successfully appealing for leg-before against Chinelle Henry now! Henry goes for the review, and gets an umpire’s call on both impact and on wickets. West Indies have now lost six wickes for just 34 runs! WI 134/6
Henry LBW Gayakwad 7(6)
After 23 overs,West Indies Women 134/5 ( Chedean Nation 4 , Chinelle Henry 7)
Vastrakar replaces Rana after a golden spell from the offie, and she too is among the wickets as Campbelle departs for 11 in the second delivery, thanks to a fine effort by Gayakwad at backward point. Chenille Henry is the new batter at the crease, and she gets going immediately with a brace followed by a boundary off a cover drive. Eight runs and a wicket from the over.
OUT! Superb catch by Rana at backward point as Pooja Vastrakar strikes. Shemaine Campbelle goes for a square drive, but does so in the direction of the fielder. Even then, it takes some effort for Gayakwad to grab the low catch, that too after she misjudged the trajectory of the ball and went a bit far to the right. WI 127/5
Campbelle c Gayakwad b Vastrakar 11(17)
After 22 overs,West Indies Women 126/4 ( Shemaine Campbelle (W) 11 , Chedean Nation 3)
Raj continues with the Rana-Meghna combination for now, the latter getting a sixth over now. Nation slices the ball behind point in the second delivery, collecting an easy single on offer. Campbelle tucks the ball behind square leg two balls later to collect a brace. Three from the over.
After 21 overs,West Indies Women 123/4 ( Shemaine Campbelle (W) 9 , Chedean Nation 2)
Just three off Rana’s fifth over of the day, all of them coming through singles, with Chedean Nation opening her account in the first ball.
After 20 overs,West Indies Women 120/4 ( Shemaine Campbelle (W) 8 , Chedean Nation 0)
FOUR! A morale-boosting boundary for Shemaine Campbelle in the final ball of Meghna’s fifth over as she drives a full delivery down the ground, neither mid off nor mid on able to stop the boundary. Six from the 20th over.
After 19 overs,West Indies Women 114/4 ( Shemaine Campbelle (W) 2 , Chedean Nation 0)
Rana gets Matthews, and India are in the driver’s seat now! That was the key wicket from the Indian perspective, as the in-form opener could’ve triggered a turnaround after waiting for the storm to pass. Just a run and a wicket from Rana’s fourth over.
OUT! Rana snares the key wicket of Matthews, and the opener has her hands on her head after getting a thick outside edge while looking for a square cut. WI 114/4
Matthews c Ghosh b Rana 43(36)
After 18 overs,West Indies Women 113/3 ( Hayley Matthews 43 , Shemaine Campbelle (W) 1)
Meghna continues to shine on the other side of the drinks break, this time getting rid of skipper Stafanie Taylor, who ends up nicking the ball to the keeper while attempting to poke at an away-swinger. Two runs and a wicket from Meghna’s fourth.
OUT! Taylor doesn’t last long either, getting caught behind after opting to poke at a delivery that shapes away late, Simplest of catches for Ghosh behind the stumps. WI 112/3
Taylor c Ghosh b Meghna 1(10)
After 17 overs,West Indies Women 111/2 ( Hayley Matthews 42 , Stafanie Taylor (C) 1)
Rana continues to build pressure from her end, with just two singles coming in her third over with the dot-ball pressure starting to build with each passing over.
After 16 overs,West Indies Women 109/2 ( Hayley Matthews 41 , Stafanie Taylor (C) 0)
Superb over from Meghna on the other side of the drinks interval, replacing Gayakwad, with just a single and a leg bye being added along with the dismissal of Knight in the second delivery. Skipper Stafanie Taylor joins Matthews at the centre as the two look to build on the foundation laid by the solid opening stand.
OUT! One wicket leads to another, as Kycia Knight holes out to Smriti Mandhana at deep backward square leg while looking to break the shackles with an ambitious pull. Meghna strikes on the other side of the drinks break! WI 108/2
Knight c Mandhana b Meghna 5(15)