Player of the match Qiana Joseph was at her destructive best to lead the West Indies Women to a series win over Bangladesh Women on Wednesday.

The aggressive left hander made a career best 63 as the hosts secured a 2-0 T20I series lead with a 106-run win at Warner Park in St. Kitts.

Joseph’s knock came off just 36 balls and included nine fours and two sixes.

“It’s an awesome feeling,” the St. Lucian said in an interview after the game describing her feeling after the innings.

This was her second fifty in the format. Her first came against England at last year’s ICC Women’s T20 World Cup where the West Indies got to the semi-finals.

Joseph’s intent was clear from ball one when she struck Fariha Trisna over mid off for a one-bounce four.

“Before going to the middle, I just went with the mentality to beat ball, play the ball on the merit and just express myself and enjoy myself out there,” she said.

“It was a great batting pitch, the ball was coming on to the bat quite nicely. I ended up just playing through the line of the ball,” she added.

Joseph will be hoping her good form can continue in the final game of the series on Friday.