South Africa v West Indies, 2nd ODI, Johannesburg
de Villiers slams record ton in victory
South Africa were asked to bat first on Pink Day at the Wanderers. It quickly became apparent that it was a great batting day and Rilee Rossouw grew in confidence as his innings progressed•Gallo Images
Rossouw went through to a maiden ODI century and it laid the platform for South Africa to kick on towards a big total•Gallo Images
There was simply no stopping de Villiers and he broke the record for the fastest ODI century, getting there in just 31 balls. His 16 sixes also equalled the record for most maximums in an innings•Gallo Images
But there was no spectacular second innings and a wicket for Imran Tahir, and a superb return from Dale Steyn - 1 for 29 from 10 overs - saw South Africa close out a massive 148-run with•Gallo Images
Rossouw and Hashim Amla gave the hosts a great start with a record opening stand of 247•Gallo Images
But no-one could have predicted what AB de Villiers was about to do. He unfurled a range of outrageous strokes from the first ball his faced, clearly in superb touch•Gallo Images
West Indies were left trying to chase South Africa's highest total of 439 for 2 and although Dwyane Smith got set with 64 from 65 balls, he failed to go on•Gallo Images
The sixes began to flow and de Villiers began to find the terraces with regularly, slamming a 16-ball fifty•Gallo Images
Farhaan Behardien picked up the wicket of Smith as South Africa snuffed out any remote hope the tourists had of producing something spectacular on the ground that South Africa themselves made a record chase against Australia in 2006•Gallo Images