India's women's side maintained their dominance over the West Indies, winning the fourth T20I by just 5 runs to go 4-0 up in the Guyana series. Having won the toss for the fourth consecutive time, the West Indies decided to bowl first, a decision that proved effective in a weather-shortened match of only 9 overs per side.
The opening attack was led by Hayley, whose off-spin proved too much for the Indian top order, resulting in the wickets of Shafali, Veda, and Jemimah. Jemimah's exit was sealed by a fantastic sliding catch from Kyshona Knight. Hayley finished her highly effective two-over spell with figures of 3/13.
The spin onslaught continued as Sheneta and Afy supported Hayley and Anisa. Afy nearly took three wickets in a row after dismissing Harleen and Harmanpreet in her second over, ending with a stellar 2/2. Sheneta Grimmond also played a key role, taking 2/10 and dismissing both Deepti and Pooja.
India ended their 9-over innings at 50/7, with Vastrakar topping the score with 10 and Taniya Bhatia finishing not out on 8. The West Indies were unable to reach the target, ending their 9 overs at 45/5. Hayley and Chinelle both scored 11 runs, while Anuja Patil led the Indian bowling attack with 2/8 in two overs.