West Indies Women's thumped Bangladesh Women's by 8 wickets on Thursday (October 10). Karishma Ramharack bowled superbly to pick up four wicket-haul and restricted Bangladesh to a paltry 103 runs. In reply, West Indies top order batted cautiously to have a clinical victory.

Opting to bowl first, Karishma Ramharack started off to a flier, picking up the wickets of the top three inside the powerplay. Captain Nigar Sultana, however stood tall and played a gritty knock of 39 off 44 balls amid the collapse. Barring her, none of the batters could stay there and score any sustainable runs on the board. Bangladesh managed to get just 103 on the board.

Karishma Ramharack was the pick of the bowlers as she had four wickets to her name. While Afy Fletcher had two wickets.

In reply, Hayley Matthews and and Stafanie Taylor stitched a crucial opening partnership of 52 runs to give a solid start to the chase. Hayley Matthews scored a fine 34 off 22 balls before being knocked over to Marufa Akter. The other opener Stafanie Taylor made 27* off 29 balls and then retired hurt. And then Shemaine Campbell and Deandra Dottin blasted some quick-fire knocks to steer West Indies home comfortably.