Having opted to bat on a slow pitch, South Africa made a solid start with Hashim Amla and Quinton de Kock adding 52 for the first wicket AFP
The partnership ended in the last over of the Powerplay when de Kock was bowled by Carlos Brathwaite for 30. Two balls later, Amla was trapped lbw for 20 by Sunil Narine AFP
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AB de Villiers and Rilee Rossouw slowly rebuilt the innings with dabs and bunts AFP
Jerome Taylor dropped two return catches but hung on to one off AB de Villiers AFP
Narine picked up two wickets in the space of three balls to leave South Africa tottering at 160 for 5 in the 36th over AFP
He went on to rip through the lower order to dismiss South Africa for 188 in 46.5 overs. Narine finished with career-best figures of 6 for 27 on his international return AFP
Johnson Charles found three streaky fours in his first seven balls. Yet, West Indies made a slow start in their chase of 189 AFP
Imran Tahir removed West Indies' openers with googlies AFP
Aaron Phangiso then had Marlon Samuels trapped in front to reduce West Indies to 53 for 3 in the 19th over AFP
In the company of Kieron Pollard, Darren Bravo steadied the chase; the pair put on a 74-run stand to put West Indies in control AFP
Pollard stayed unbeaten on 67 to seal West Indies' four-wicket win with 11 balls to spare AFP
