Proteas trounce West Indies in final ODI

Published January 30, 2015
CENTURION: South African wicket-keeper Quinton de Kock looks on as Narsingh Deonarine of the West Indies plays a shot.—Reuters
CENTURION: South African wicket-keeper Quinton de Kock looks on as Narsingh Deonarine of the West Indies plays a shot.—Reuters

CENTURION: South Africa, inspired by centuries from stand-in skipper Hashim Amla and Rilee Rossouw, trounced West Indies by 131 runs in the fifth and final One-day International at SuperSport Park on Wednesday (partly reported in Thursday’s edition).

Amla made 133 and Rossouw powered his way to 132 in a South African total of 361 for five in an innings reduced to 42 overs because of rain.

West Indies were bowled out for 230 in reply with left-arm pace bowler Wayne Parnell taking four for 42. The win completed a 4-1 series victory for South Africa in the last match both teams will play before travelling to Australia and New Zealand for the World Cup.

The West Indies got off to the worst possible start when Kyle Abbott had Chris Gayle caught behind off the first ball of the innings, with Gayle chasing a delivery which was initially called wide by umpire Sundaram Ravi. South Africa successfully sought a review which showed Gayle had edged the ball.

Narsingh Deonarine and Dwayne Smith put on 77 for the second wicket and Marlon Samuels and Denesh Ramdin added 91 for the fourth wicket before Parnell sparked a collapse.

Scoreboard

SOUTH AFRICA:

Q. de Kock c Carter b Holder 4 H.M. Amla b Russell 133 F. du Plessis c Cottrell b Russell 16 R.R. Rossouw c Carter b Russell 132 D.A. Miller c Ramdin b Holder 23 J.P. Duminy not out 18 F. Behardien not out 5

EXTRAS (LB-7, W-20, NB-3) 30

TOTAL (for five wkts, 42 overs) 361

FALL OF WKTS: 1-4, 2-59, 3-306, 4-330, 5-345.

DID NOT BAT: W.D. Parnell, A.M. Phangiso, M. de Lange, K.J. Abbott.

BOWLING: Cottrell 7-0-68-0 (2w); Holder 9-0-77-2 (3w); Brathwaite 9-0-46-0 (2w); Russell 8-0-85-3 (3nb, 5w); Sammy 7-0-59-0; Deonarine 2-0-19-0.

WEST INDIES:

C.H. Gayle c De Kock b Abbott 0 N. Deonarine run out 43 D.R. Smith lbw b Phangiso 31 M.N. Samuels b Abbott 50 D. Ramdin c Amla b Parnell 40 A.D. Russell c De Kock b Parnell 24 J.L. Carter c Abbott b Parnell 0 D.J.G. Sammy b Behardien 27 J.O. Holder c Rossouw b Parnell 0 C.R. Brathwaite c De Kock b De Lange 1 S.S. Cottrell not out 2

EXTRAS (LB-2, W-10) 12

TOTAL (all out, 37.4 overs) 230

FALL OF WKTS: 1-0, 2-77, 3-81, 4-172, 5-176, 6-177, 7-196, 8-196, 9-214.

BOWLING: Abbott 7-0-59-2 (3w); De Lange 8-0-34-1 (1w); Parnell 9-0-42-4 (2w); Phangiso 8-0-53-1; Behardien 5.4-0-40-1 (1w).

RESULT: South Africa won by 131 runs to win five-match series 4-1.

UMPIRES: J.D. Cloete (South Africa) and S. Ravi (India).

TV UMPIRE: S.J. Davis (Australia).

MATCH REFEREE: B.C. Broad (England).

MAN-OF-THE-MATCH: Rilee Rossouw.

MAN-OF-THE-SERIES: Hashim Amla.

Published in Dawn, January 30th, 2015

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