India Women secured a commanding 115-run win over West Indies in the second ODI at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara on Tuesday, clinching an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. Winning the toss, Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur opted to bat first, and the hosts delivered a solid performance with the bat. The victory followed their remarkable 211-run triumph in the series opener, showcasing the team’s dominance.

The Indian side exhibited a well-rounded performance, with batters setting a competitive target and the bowlers dismantling the West Indies lineup with ease. This win marked India's second-largest margin of victory in women's ODIs, second only to their 249-run demolition of Ireland in 2017. The consistency and clinical execution across departments highlighted the team’s preparations and form ahead of upcoming international challenges.

For the West Indies, the defeat was particularly harsh, as it now stands as their heaviest loss in ODI cricket history in terms of runs. Despite moments of resistance, the visitors were unable to match the intensity of the Indian team. With the series already in hand, India Women will look to complete a clean sweep in the final match, while West Indies will aim for redemption and pride.