South Africa Women vs West Indies Women, 12th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

That's all we have from this game. South Africa go to the top with five points and the Windies are languishing at the bottom with 3 losses in as many games. There are three more games going around in England. Hop tabs and catch those. Let's hope they aren't one-sided affairs. Until next time, on behalf of Bharath Ramaraj and Praveen, this is Abhinand signing off.

Dane van Niekerk: "Very close to a perfect game for us. All credit to the bowlers.They (WI) are a quality side. This is the last thing we expected. Credit to all the players. You don't expect that (talking about her figures of 4-0) - happens on that particular day. Really blessed. We said that we need to concentrate as a team and not worry of external matters."

Taylor: "We basically collapsed at the top. We didn't stick to our plans. Its upto us individuals. We have to go back and go deep inside, see where we are going wrong and look to change around. We said from day one that senior players are important in this tournament. None of the senior players have stepped up. As seniors, we need to step up and fight hard."

Marizanne Kapp, Player of the Match: "The ball didn't come out well as much as I'd have liked it to. Credit to Shabnim Ismail. She bowled really well. I missed my length a bit., but very happy with the team's performance. They are a really good team. Still had to perform. Happy with the win and we need to move on. Things are finally working for us. Looking forward for the next matches. She (van Niekerk) has always been a wicket-taker."

Time for presentations.

A mismatch! The ODI game is over in less than 150 minutes. What a performance from the South African team. They were all over their opponents with the ball and bundled them out for 48 - with Kapp and van Niekerk picking four wickets apiece. The chase was more like a net session for the openers, who were dropped off successive balls. They got the required runs in 38 balls, with which their NRR will be boosted.

Dottin to Laura Wolvaardt, FOUR, it's over! South Africa win with 262 balls to spare. This is the third biggest win in Women's ODI cricket in terms of balls remaining. Wolvaardt hits the winning runs. Prods forward and creams the cover-drive against this pitched up delivery to finish the formalities

Dottin to Laura Wolvaardt, no run, fullish ball on off, firmly driven off the front foot. Finds cover-point

Daley to Lee, FOUR, nine runs from the over and South Africa are just 2 runs away from the victory. Short and wide outside off, Lee waits for it on the back foot and fiercely cuts it behind square and beats the diving backward point fielder

Daley to Laura Wolvaardt, 1 run, too straight, nurdled through square leg for a single

Daley to Laura Wolvaardt, FOUR, this time she finds the gap on the off-side. Too short and too wide, Wolvaardt laces it through the cover region and the ball dribbles away past the boundary rope

Daley to Laura Wolvaardt, no run, width outside off and Wolvaardt has a slash at it. Can't get it past backward point though

Daley to Laura Wolvaardt, no run, flat ball on the stumps, pushed back to the bowler

Daley to Laura Wolvaardt, no run, starts with a slider outside off, cut to backward point

Shanel Daley, comes into the attack

Just 11 runs away as spin is being introduced

Dottin to Lee, FOUR, four more and Lee seems to be in a hurry to finish off this game. Half-volley outside off, Lee leans forward and creams the drive. Places it perfectly between mid-off and extra cover

Dottin to Lee, FOUR, this is all too easy for the South Africans. Full toss and Lee takes full toll of it. Full toss on leg, Lee gets down on one knee and helps it away behind square on the on-side. No chance for fine leg to stop that

Dottin to Lee, wide, too short and Lee ducks underneath it. Wided for height

Dottin to Lee, no run, overpitched delivery and Dottin gets away with it as Lee meekly pushes it into the off-side