South Africa v West Indies, 5th ODI, Centurion
Rossouw and Amla overwhelm West Indies
Quinton de Kock fell cheaply on his return, beaten for pace and bounce, after a lengthy period out with an ankle injury•Associated Press
The slog sweep brought Rossouw his first six and there would end up being seven more in his innings•Associated Press
As the innings progress, Hashim Amla brought out a full range of shots that are not often seen from him as he, too, made a century to cap a prolific series•Associated Press
Marchant de Lange flies through the crease after a late call-up to the side when Vernon Philander was ruled out•Associated Press
Rilee Rossouw took time to play himself in but was soon increasing his scoring rate•AFP
After a match off, Hashim Amla returned to the side an was immediatly at his graceful best•Associated Press
Narsingh Deonarine lost his bat and his wicket when he was run out in a mix-up with Marlon Samuels•Associated Press
Wayne Parnell enjoyed a productive evening as he finished with four wickets•AFP
Rilee Rossouw celebrates his 83-ball hundred, the second century of the series form him to give South Africa's some tricky decisions to make at the World Cup•AFP
Chris Gayle fell to the first ball of West Indies' reply, although South Africa needed to use the DRS to earn the wicket•Associated Press