West Indies played good cricket, but it wasn't able to make a win. Looking over the first two matches, it is clear West Indies performed well with its scores above 300. If this was against some other team and not India, then this could've been a win for West Indies.
Nowadays, 300 is not a very big total in ODI cricket. Most of the surfaces doesn't offer any support for the bowlers and so far in this series, the pitches in West Indies also behaved the same way. Indian bowling attack is one of the best, and despite that they conceded so many runs. The problem with West Indies is with their batting. The players had good openings, but they failed to convert it to match-winning knocks. Team bonding was always an issue with West Indies. And I could feel the same during Wednesday's match.
^ We obviously cannot deny that India is a far better team compared to the West Indies. Even if West Indies have some power and a little bit of stability in betting right now, I don’t think they have any type of stability in the bowling department. There is no reliable score for West Indies right now. If they play against a weaker opponent or opponents of the same level, it is different, but against India, that is not the case.
In the last ODI, the rain interruption caused a lot of problems for the West Indies as well. I thought that they couldn’t even get set. When you have to think about the DLS method consistently, it is always challenging.
India just proved that they are better in almost every aspect of the game than the West Indies.