IND W vs WI W

 Hello and welcome to our analysis of the recent match between India Women and West Indies Women. The two teams met in the fifth and final ODI of their series, which was held on 19th November 2019 in North Sound, Antigua. It was an exciting match that saw some great performances from both teams, and we're going to take a closer look at what happened.

India won the toss and elected to field first, which was a good decision considering the conditions. The pitch was slow and low, and it was going to be difficult for the batsmen to score quickly. West Indies got off to a slow start, with their top-order struggling to find the boundaries. They lost their first wicket in the seventh over, and things didn't get much better from there.

India's bowlers were in top form, and they kept the pressure on the West Indies batters throughout the innings. Deepti Sharma was the pick of the bowlers, finishing with figures of 4 for 10 from her 6 overs. She was well supported by Shikha Pandey, who picked up 2 wickets for 22 runs. West Indies were eventually bowled out for just 153 in the 49th over.

India's chase got off to a shaky start, with both openers falling early. But the middle order steadied the ship, with Jemimah Rodrigues and Veda Krishnamurthy putting on a 117-run partnership. Rodrigues was the top scorer for India, making 69 from 92 balls. Krishnamurthy also played well, scoring 57 from 71 balls.

The West Indies bowlers did their best to keep India in check, with Afy Fletcher and Anisa Mohammed picking up two wickets apiece. But India's middle order proved too strong, and they reached the target with 16 balls to spare.

Overall, it was a dominant performance from India, who won the series 5-0. They showed their strength in all areas of the game, with the bowlers doing a great job of restricting West Indies to a low total, and the batsmen showing their class to chase it down comfortably.

Deepti Sharma was named Player of the Match for her fantastic bowling performance, and she also took home the Player of the Series award. She finished with 11 wickets from the five matches, at an average of just 8.18. She also scored 158 runs at an average of 39.50, making her a crucial all-rounder for India.

The series was a great confidence boost for India, who will be heading into the T20 World Cup next year as one of the favorites. They will be hoping to carry their form into that tournament, and continue their dominance in the women's game.

For West Indies, it was a disappointing series, but they will be looking to bounce back in their next few matches. They have some talented players in their side, and will be looking to improve their performances in all areas of the game.

Overall, it was a great series between two strong sides, and we look forward to seeing more great cricket from them in the future.