India vs West Indies, Women's T20 World Cup Highlights: IND beat WI by 6 wickets, join ENG in top 2 of Group 2 table

Richa Ghosh pulls the first ball of the 19th over and that is West Indies' 15th consecutive defeat in T20Is. Deepti Sharma shone with the ball before Richa Ghosh led India to a six-wicket win over West Indies in their Women's T20 World Cup Group 2 match here on Wednesday.

Deepti spun a web around the West Indies batters to restrict them to 118 for six after being asked to bowl. The seasoned off-spinner (3/15) picked three wickets to become the first Indian to get to 100 T20I wickets.

What an over that is from Henry, India's victory delayed just that bit more. West Indies, at the end of the day, have done a good job defending this total. 

Fielder runs in from deep cover and avoids collision with another coming right at her and takes the catch. That is a great catch, Harmanpreet takes a flash after four back to back dot balls. 

India are 115/3 in 17 overs, need four runs to win. Harmanpreet is on strike and Chinelle Henry is steaming in. This match could be over in this over. 

Henry bangs it in short, Richa pulls emphatically to the boundary to take India to 102/3 in 15.1 overs. They are cruising now. 

Fletcher sends in a low full toss, Harmanpreet cashes in by smashing it past square leg and fine leg. 

Harmanpreet and Richa have steadied the boat for India. They don't need to go for big hits to chase this down, India 49 to win from 54 balls and their current run rate of 6.36 is far higher than the required 5.44.

Harmanpreet putting some pressure back on the West Indies. There was protection along the leg side for sweeps and slogs but Fletcher pitched it full and wide for Harmanpreet to flay through the offside off the fourth ball. THen Harmanpreet smashes the fifth ball through covers.

Stefanie Taylor is flat on her back, not sure what the issue is but the physio is there and her teammmates have formed a ring around her. The stretcher comes out as well and eventually Taylor is taken away. SHe is in a lot of pain and this is not good news for the West Indes at all.

Karishma Ramharack again and this time it is Shafali Verma who falls to her. She goes for a big slog sweep, there has been a player there in the deep all the time for her but she can't resist the temptation and perishes. 

Verma c Fletcher b Ramharack 28 (23), India 43/3 in 7.1 overs

Hayley Mathews has got the player in form and India have lost two in the powerplay. 

Rodrigues c & b Matthews 1 (5), India 35/2 in 4.5 overs

Mandhana goes for a big heave but couldn't quite get to the pitch of Ramharack's delivery, gets an edge and the wicketkeeper does the rest. 

Mandhana st Williams b Ramharack 10 (7), India 32/1 in 3.3 overs. 

Now Mandhana feasting on some fast bowling. First she crashes the fifth ball of the over towards long-on, then she creams a picture-perfect cover drive off the last ball.

Inside edge off the second ball of the 2nd over and that goes past the leg stump, beats the keeper and runs to the boundary. 

A streaky four off the third ball as well for Shafali that flew over first slip. What a first over this has been for India, they have made more than West Indies did in their first three!

Width again from the Connell and this time Shafali uses more power. Not a good start for the West Indies, nine runs off the first two balls. 

The first ball is wide and Shafali sends it for four once it is re-bowled. Short of a length from Shamilia Connell, Shafali hangs back and meets it with perfect timing to send it to the boundary. 

West Indies had a good start but just could not capitalise on it. Looked good to get a score over 130. 

Fletcher goes for a big heave, misses the ball entirely and Deepti Sharma becomes the first Indian to take 100 T20I wickets. She is the first Indian among both men and women to do so. 

Fletcher b Sharma 0 (1), West Indies 115/6 in 19.2 overs

Vaidya loops one outside off, Gajnabi comes down the track and puts it between long on and deep midwicket. If West Indies can somehow get about 30 runs more in the remaining two overs, this can be a good fighting total. 

West Indies go for an extra run off a misfield and pay the price. Little misfield at backward point but the ball comes back to the wicketkeeper to put the returning batter under pressure. Umpires go upstairs and as it turned out, Henry's bat had bounced in the air before she made her ground.  

Henry run out (Mandhana/Ghosh) 2 (4), West Indies 79/4 in 14.2 overs

How about that, India successfully review the umpire's decision and Deepti has got both the established batters out in the same over. 

Taylor lbw b Sharma 42 (40), West Indies 78/3 in 14 overs

Reverse sweep from Campbelle, the ball flies to short third where Mandhana dives forward, gets her fingers under the ball and completes the catch. Breakthrough for India, the partnership between Campbelle and Taylor ends at 73. 

Campbelle c Mandhana b Sharma 30 (36), West Indies 77/2 in 13.3 overs

Vastrakar with a length ball on off, Campbelle clears her front foot and mows it back over the bowler's head to the boundary. 71/1 after 12.2 overs. 

Single off the second ball of the 11th over takes them past the 50-run mark in the stand. Campbelle is on 22 off 29, Taylor on 28 off 27. Renuka Singh has returned for her third over.