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U-19 Women's T20 World Cup 2025 Highlights: India Humiliate West Indies With 44-Run All Out; Books 9-Wicket Win In World Cup Opener

Soumyajit Dutta

India Women book dominant win against West Indies Women in T20 World Cup opener [Source: @BCCIWomen/X.com]India Women book dominant win against West Indies Women in T20 World Cup opener [Source: @BCCIWomen/X.com]

After contesting in their first match of the U-19 T20 World Cup 2025, India Women started strong as they weaved an impressive and dominant victory over the West Indies Women. After winning the toss, Niki Prasad chose to bowl first and brought West Indies' dismay from earlier in the game. After dominating with the ball, India wrapped up the game within 4.2 overs sealing the win by 9 wickets.

Here’s the timeline of how the India Women vs West Indies Women U-19 T20 World Cup match panned out in Bayuemas:

IN-W vs WI-W Highlights: Early Breakthroughs and Tight Fielding Bamboozle West Indies Women

After choosing to bowl first, Joshitha VJ's (2-5) probing spell set the tone, dismissing West Indies Women skipper Samara Ramnath lbw and Naijanni Cumberbatch for a golden duck. 

India’s fielders then capitalized on poor running between the wickets of the West Indies women, effecting three run-outs to leave Samara Ramnath and Co. struggling. Later, Parunika Sisodia and Aayushi Shukla wrapped up the innings with crucial strikes, bowling the Windies out for 44 runs in 13.2 overs.

Windies Women lost wickets in almost every over with only Asabi Callendar (12) and Kenika Cassar (15) contributing with their small individual scores.

IN-W vs WI-W Highlights: Sanika and Kamalini Clean Up Small Target With Swift Chase

India chased the modest target in just 4.2 overs, with vice-captain Sanika Chalke scoring an unbeaten 18 and wicketkeeper G Kamalini contributing an unbeaten 16. Despite losing Gongadi Trisha early to a caught-and-bowled dismissal, Sanika and Kamalini’s aggressive batting, including six boundaries, sealed the win before rain arrived. 

The Niki Prasad-led Indian team began their U19 Women’s T20 World Cup title defence in style, building on their warm-up wins against South Africa and Scotland. They will next face hosts Malaysia in the group stage.