England dominate in rain-shortened 3rd ODI to complete series whitewash against West Indies

England Women secured a comprehensive nine-wicket victory over West Indies Women in the third and final One-Day International, completing a dominant 3-0 clean sweep in the West Indies Women’s tour of England 2025.

West Indies innings: A struggle for momentum

Having won the toss, England Women elected to bowl first on a pitch that offered assistance to their bowlers. The decision proved to be an excellent one as the West Indies Women struggled to build any significant partnerships. Despite a resilient 34 from opener Qiana Joseph and a late cameo of 27 from Aaliyah Alleyne, supported by a quickfire 11 from Jahzara Claxton at the very end, the West Indies innings never truly took off. They were restricted to 106/8 in their allotted 21 overs (due to a DLS method adjustment).

The English bowlers were disciplined and effective throughout. Left-arm spinner, , was the pick of the bowlers, claiming an impressive 3 wickets for just 21 runs from her 4 overs. She was well supported by Emily Arlott (2/15) and Kate Cross (1/15), who kept the pressure on from the outset. Charlotte Dean and Lauren Filer also chipped in with a wicket each, ensuring no West Indian batter could settle.

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England’s clinical chase

In response, England Women made light work of the target, chasing it down with 9 wickets in hand and overs to spare. Despite the early departure of Sophia Dunkley for a quick 26, the chase was spearheaded by a superb unbeaten half-century from Natalie Sciver, who blazed her way to 57 runs off just 33 deliveries, adorned with 9 fours. Alice Capsey provided excellent support with a brisk 20 runs off 11 balls, ensuring .

The West Indies bowlers found it tough going against the aggressive English batting lineup. Karishma Ramharack was the only wicket-taker for the visitors, claiming 1 wicket for 31 runs.

This victory not only seals the series whitewash for England Women but also highlights their all-round strength and dominance throughout the series, having previously won the first ODI by 108 runs and the second by 143 runs.

Series sweep complete!!! 🤩

— England Cricket (@englandcricket)

Sarah Glenn’s match-winning bowling performance rightfully earned her the Player of the Match award, capping off a memorable series for the home side.

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