Zimbabwe v West Indies 2007-08

Man of the Match: J. E. Taylor.

An imposing total looked likely as Sibanda and Masakadza compiled an opening stand of 167, a record for Zimbabwe in one-day internationals, surpassing the 161 of Andy and Grant Flower against Bangladesh in Nairobi in 1997-98. But once they were separated in the 37th over only Brendan Taylor (26*) reached double figures, as his namesake Jerome took five for 19 in 29 balls. Devon Smith fell to the first ball of the reply, but with Morton maintaining his good form - helped by being dropped twice during an undistinguished fielding display - West Indies clinched the series with three overs to spare.