<img title="India captain Mithali Raj is in rich vein of form with seven successive half centuries" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2017/jun/Mithali-Raj-captain.jpg" alt="India captain Mithali Raj is in rich vein of form with seven successive half centuries" />India captain Mithali Raj is in rich vein of form with seven successive half centuries
Brimming with confidence after upstaging England, India would look to continue the winning momentum when they take on the West Indies in their second match of the ICC Women&rsquo;s World Cup here today.
The Indian eves could not have asked for a better start to the tournament as they stunned hosts England by 35 runs in their tournament-opener. The West Indies, on the other hand, lost by eight wickets to fancied Australia in their opening match. It was an all-round performance by India against England as they excelled in all three departments of the game. First the batters piled up a competitive 281 for three after being sent in and then the Indian bowlers bundled out the hosts for 246 in 47.3 overs. They were ably assisted by the fielders who effected four run-outs. Openers Smriti Mandhana (90), Poonam Raut (86), Mithali Raj (71) and Harmanpreet Kaur (24 not out) all excelled with the bat to set the platform for India&rsquo;s total.
On the bowling front, off-break bowler Deepti Sharma (3-47), medium pacer Shikha Pandey (2-35) and leg-spinner Poonam Yadav (1-51) returned among wickets to help India&rsquo;s cause. And the Indians would expect a repeat show if not better against the dangerous Caribbeans, who will be desperate to register their first win in the tournament.
For India, skipper Raj, whose first target is to make the semi-finals, is coming off a record-breaking seven successive half centuries, and she would look to continue in the same vein.

Brimming with confidence after upstaging England, India would look to continue the winning momentum when they take on the West Indies in their second match of the ICC Women&rsquo;s World Cup here today

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Brimming with confidence after upstaging England, India would look to continue the winning momentum when they take on the West Indies in their second match of the ICC Women&rsquo;s World Cup here today

India eves aim to maintain winning run against Windies

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