West Indies Women batted well but ultimately fell short as they were dismissed for 118. Matthews scored her 7th ODI ton, but that wasn’t enough as Priya Mishra took three-fers while all other bowlers contributed with wickets in the India Women’s National Cricket Team Vs West Indies Women Match Scorecard.
India Women have won all ODI and T20I collections between the teams since December 2024 ODI collection started. Here you will find head-to-head statistics as well as recent match results between India Women and West Indies Women.
| Match | Date (Approx) | Format | Score & Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3rd ODI | Dec 24, 2024 | ODI | India Women 167/5 vs West Indies Women 162 all out — India won by 5 wickets |
| 2nd ODI | Dec 22, 2024 | ODI | India Women 358/5 vs West Indies Women 243 all out — India won by 115 runs |
| 1st ODI | Dec 20, 2024 | ODI | India Women 314/9 vs West Indies Women 103 all out — India won by 211 runs |
| T20I 3rd Match | Dec 19, 2024 | T20I | India Women 217/4 vs West Indies Women 157/9 — India won by 60 runs |
| T20I 2nd Match | Dec 17, 2024 | T20I | West Indies Women 160/1 vs India Women 159/9 — West Indies won by 9 wickets |
India vs West Indies
India Women and West Indies Women have long been one of the most intriguing and competitive contests in international cricket, known for their powerful batting and bowling performances that make for compelling viewing.
India Women have historically dominated this series; especially during their 2024 tour where they won all 3 ODIs. Scorecard information provides contemporary match results, average batting and bowling averages, normal wickets per innings averages and other useful statistics; both teams have played over 175 matches against one another throughout history.
ODIs
One-day internationals (ODIs) are cricket matches between two international teams of nations with full ICC status that follow standard one-day rules and play one day under standard conditions.
As major international competitions go, one-dayers often provide the highest level of limited overs cricket as well as being popular forms of it worldwide.
India and West Indies women’s national cricket teams are two of the biggest names in modern cricket, and their head-to-head match scorecard record illustrates this competition.
Both sides have won roughly equal number of ODIs between them but India have come out ahead, including taking an easy sweep in 2024 series.
Match records also display how often each side has won the powerplay – referenced near the score on modern scorecards – as this provides a key indicator of which teams are in charge of a game.
T20Is
The Twenty20 International (T20I) format of cricket, sanctioned by the ICC, consists of games between international teams. Each innings lasts up to 20 overs with bowlers restricted to four overs per innings and each team having access to powerplay at the start.
It was created as an introduction to cricket for younger audiences while providing greater access to more venues with smaller crowds.
Since their inaugural Test match win in 1975, India’s women’s cricket team have come a long way since. From modest beginnings to filling stadiums and inspiring millions of young women to pursue their goals. Their World Cup triumph was not simply a moment of glory for India’s players; rather it represented hope and courage for an entire nation.
Women cricketers historically faced considerable discrimination, yet eventually prevailed and earned recognition – some even receiving the Arjuna award for their contribution. But they persevered until finally receiving what was due them – including becoming recognised within cricket itself.
T20I format brought an entirely new level of excitement into cricket. Millions of spectators tuned in, discovering new female superstars.
Women’s Premier League (WPL), boasting vast corporate investment, media attention and international participation provided a further boost for women’s cricket.
Experience and exposure were gained, enabling the players to grow into stronger individuals and help the women’s cricket team flourish more than ever. Their future looks brighter than ever!
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) recently appointed former Indian right-arm medium fast bowler Amita Sharma as head of its women’s selection committee, giving selectors fresh perspective and ideas to put together the most optimal World Cup squad possible.
Tests
India’s chances at qualifying for the semifinals at the T20 World Cup have taken a severe hit following their devastating loss against South Africa, leaving their semi-final qualification chances hanging by a thread. West Indies leads their group by an overwhelming net run rate margin; therefore India must win all future matches to remain alive in contention.
Even after their slow start, India will be determined to turn things around in their two Test matches against West Indies at home. They need to improve both batting and bowling to give West Indies an uphill struggle; bowlers in particular will need to work extra hard in the opening match so as to stop Windies scoring big runs.
Indian batsmen will need to score runs quickly in both games to reestablish themselves as formidable competitors, especially if forced to bat first in both matches. While in previous encounters they struggled, this time they must find ways to perform at a higher level and score quickly enough.
India and Windies have enjoyed impressive head-to-head records over recent times, both teams showing solid batting and bowling performances.
Both sides have played numerous ODIs and T20Is against one another and these matches always produce exciting moments and competitive cricket.
This article includes detailed information for every series that has taken place, such as match outcomes and normal ordinary averages for key players as well as scorecard tables from both sides – this data highlights India as having won several brand new collections, particularly an ODI series won in December 2024.
