Windies women beaten in first ODI against India
Guyana Chronicle
February 28, 2004

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TATANAGA, India, (CMC) - India crushed West Indies by 105 runs in their first Women’s One-Day International (ODI) on Thursday, to take a 1-0 lead in the four-match series.

Batting first, India scored a robust 298 for two off their 50 overs, and the West Indies replied with 193 all out in the final over.

Jata Sharma (97), Anju Jain (67), Mitali Raj (56) and Anjum Chopra (55) led the Indians’ scoring and the Caribbean side never threatened the target.

Nadine George (53), captain Stephanie Power (28), and Verena Felicien (27) were the top scorers for the West Indies side, while Nitu David (4-21) did most of the damage for India.

The West Indies, prior to the game, had logged a 1-1 record from their two warm-up games.

They defeated an Indian Board XI by two wickets after going down by six wickets in India-A, although George (54), Nellie Williams (54) scored well.

The second ODI will be played tomorrow.