West Indies U19 vs South Africa U19, 15th Match, Group A - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

That's all we have from this encounter. We have Bangladesh taking on England tomorrow, and that will be a day game. Do join us for that. Until then, sayonara!!

Raynard van Tonder: I thought we started well with the bat, but didn't do well through the middle period, and the innings that was played towards back end of the innings was superb. They bowled well during the middle overs. We have a very well balanced team, we all know each other well. It is just about execution. It is the law of the game, but I think there is something that's spirit of cricket. I think if I were in the same situation I could have gone in the same way (regarding the 'obstructing the field' dismissal).

Emmanuel Stewart: It was a tough day. It is a World Cup, we wanted to come out on top and get the better of the opposition, we had a good series in South Africa, but that is past and this is present. Well played to them. I thought it (the pitch) was a bit slow. We got a good start, but we couldn't control it well during the middle overs. I asked the question and he (Jiveshan Pillay) was given out based on the laws and the rules of the game. But our reflection, it wasn't in the spirit of the game. I think moving forward, I would rejoin the appeal, that's all I will say.

Wandile Makwetu, Player of the Match: It was a difficult to bat on, but once I got in it became easy. Nice to be out in the middle and contribute to the win. The idea was to try and take it as deep as possible. We lost the top-order and we just wanted to bat. Not put a target and just keep batting. It was a bit tough in the end, it was nice to contribute in the field.

21:53 local: So, there will be new champions this year. Windies never got going in the chase. Aside from Alick Athanaze and Kirstan Kalicharan, there were no solid contributions; all bits and pieces sort of innings which smothered them from keeping up to the required run rate. South African batting, bowling and fielding...all top shelf stuff. And they are the deserved winners. New Zealand and South Africa are through to the next round from Group A then. Hang in for the presentations

Gerald Coetzee to Ashmead Nedd, out Bowled!! The defending champions are knocked out of the tournament. Full and straight from Gerald Coetzee, Nedd has an almighty swing - Shannon Gabriel against Yasir Shah-esque - only to miss by a country mile and get knocked over. Ashmead Nedd b Gerald Coetzee 0(4)

Gerald Coetzee to Ashmead Nedd, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!

Gerald Coetzee to Jarion Hoyte, 1 run, inside edge again, rolls to mid-wicket. Ashmead Nedd would have been out had there been a direct hit at the striker's end

Gerald Coetzee to Jarion Hoyte, no run, on a good length, shaping in towards off, Hoyte drives away from the body and ekes an inside edge onto pad

Gerald Coetzee [7.0-2-20-1] is back into the attack

Hermann Rolfes to Ashmead Nedd, no run, 129ks, swerving in, Nedd clears his front leg and mows across the line. No dice

Hermann Rolfes to Ashmead Nedd, no run, has a mighty woosh at a wide delivery and makes no contact

Hermann Rolfes to Ashmead Nedd, no run, full on off, pushed into the covers

Ashmead Nedd, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Hermann Rolfes to Athanaze, out Caught&Bowled!! Soft dismissal. Loopy full toss on the stumps, Athanaze had no room to go. Had to play straight as the ball angled into him, struck firmly back at the bowler who shows good reflexes to claim the catch. And THAT should be the game for South Africa. Athanaze c and b Hermann Rolfes 76(100) [4s-6 6s-1]

Hermann Rolfes to Athanaze, THATS OUT!! Caught&Bowled!!

Hermann Rolfes to Athanaze, no run, full on off-stump, drilled straight to extra cover

Hermann Rolfes to Athanaze, no run, offcutter outside off, Athanaze's way early into his shot and misses by a mile

78 needed from the final 6 overs

Thando Ntini to Athanaze, 1 run, 134ks, full and wide, Athanaze thrashes hard, could only get it as far as long-off for a single