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

#3 Not letting Stafanie Taylor settle

Taylor managed 16 runs in 42 balls

West Indies’ captain Stafanie Taylor was by far their most potent option in the batting department. Playing her 100^th ODI, Taylor came in at number three, aiming to stitch a partnership with Matthews and help WI post a big total.

However, the Indian spin department never allowed her to get into the groove. Struggling throughout her innings, Taylor managed 16 runs in 42 balls before Smriti Mandhana’s direct throw from short third man caught her short of the crease at the bowler’s end.