ICC Women's World Cup 2017: 5 things India did right to beat West Indies

#2 Deepti Sharma’s timely breakthroughs

The off-spinner ultimately ended with figures of 10-1-27-2

With the pair of Hayley Matthews and Stafanie Taylor going strong, Raj introduced Sharma in the 11^th over. The off-spinner tightened the screws from one end, forcing West Indies to lower their scoring rate.

Eventually, opener Matthews’s resilience gave up and Sharma sent her packing caught and bowled in the 19^th over. The off-spinner then broke another partnership, albeit a bit late in the innings.

In the 46^th over, Shanel Daley fell prey to Sharma’s bowling as she looked to up the ante a bit, having added 25 runs for the eighth wicket with Afy Fletcher. The off-spinner ultimately ended with figures of 10-1-27-2.