After a T20I series that went to the decider, the first of three ODIs among India and West Indies was a completely uneven passage. The hosts ruled beginning to end in spite of not batting to maximum capacity, while as yet scoring a forcing 314 for 9, and afterward barely utilized their bowling muscle to run beyond a West Indies line-up that collapsed like nine pins. The designers of the success were Smriti Mandhana, who top scored with 91, and Renuka Singh, who had an unaltered opening spell of 8-1-19-4 in transit a lady ODI five-for. Two of those strikes turned out to be of Hayley Matthews and Deandra Dottin inside the initial five overs of the pursuit. The game was chosen not too far off. India will glance back at their batting execution with blended feelings notwithstanding the monstrous triumph edge. For the main portion of their innings, they had all the earmarks of being trapped in second stuff, with that security first methodology that has disturbed them in ODIs recently once more outweighing everything else notwithstanding Mandhana thoroughly searching in shining structure, similar to she has in the configuration all as the year progressed. The mindfulness toward the beginning was generally down to an apprehensive debutant - Pratika Rawal - trying out to be Mandhana's batting accomplice at the highest point of the request after various trials prior in the month in Australia - most remarkably Richa Ghosh opening - bombed. Rawal made 40 in a 110-run opening stand yet was helped by a lot of karma en route. On 1, she gloved a tickle to the wicketkeeper, yet West Indies didn't survey. On 3, Afy Fletcher dropped a sitter at mid-off as she endeavored her most memorable forceful shot. In the middle of between the two, she endure a tight run-out an open door. Shockingly, she defeated these to gradually fabricate her innings, prior to tumbling to an incredible return catch to Mathews, as she hurled herself full-stretch to cull a one-gave shocker. Mandhana raised her 50 years off 62 balls, her 28th in ODIs, and changed gears to clear and drive imperiously, however Harleen Deol's battles constrained her into endeavoring shameless strokes, one of which had her lbw. Harleen's wary methodology at No. 3 in spite of a strong beginning made you keep thinking about whether India miscounted by not advancing Jemimah Rodrigues or Harmanpreet Kaur. This became obvious very quickly when Harmanpreet changed the beat of the innings upon appearance, running to 32 off 20 through her brand name clears and savage flung hits, before a misunderstanding with Richa Ghosh, while endeavoring a race to short third, cut off her innings. Ghosh and Rodrigues played fine appearances that gave India the completing kick, while additionally permitting them to paper over the obfuscate in the center overs, with the last 20 overs bringing 160. Ghosh flaunted her full scope of force, timing and fineness - across the board, as she made a 13-ball 26, while Rodrigues, presently seen as a finisher, made 31 off 19. India might have scored much more notwithstanding a progression of rash shots towards the end that brought Zaida James, the youthful left-arm spinner, a lady five-for ODIs. That, as it turned out was one of a handful of the up-sides for West Indies on a forgettable night as they had no responses to Renuka's shrewd in-duckers that continued to miss. The impact of Renuka's spell enthrallingly affects the others as well. Titas Sadhu got her most memorable ODI wicket and youthful legspinner Priya Mishra conveyed 4.2 sly overs for two wickets. By and large, the vibe of loathsomeness on Shemaine Campbelle's face when she nailed a hurled hit exclusively for a gymnastic Harmanpreet to capture the ball at mid-on by jumping high and pulling off a one-gave get summarized the night for the West Indies. It was something like a ghastliness show with the bat, which they'd expect to enhance as they work towards a 50-over World Cup on these very shores in 10 months.