SOUTH AFRICAH. Amla b Rampaul 102*G. Smith c wk Ramdin b Bravo 18J. Kallis c Rampaul b Bravo 1+AB de Villiers c Sarwan b Taylor 102JP Duminy b Rampaul 15D. Miller not out 23J. Botha b Bravo 3R. McLaren c Gayle b Taylor 1D. Steyn not out 2Extras (lb2, w10, nb1) 13 TOTAL (7 wickets – 48 overs) 280Fall of wickets: 1-53 (Smith, 6.5 overs), 2-57 (Kallis, 8.4), 3-186 (Amla, 33.1), 4-240 (Duminy, 41.5), 5-259 (de Villiers, 44.2), 6-265 (Botha, 45.3), 7-268 (McLaren, 46.3)Did not bat: M. Morkel, L. Tsotsobe.Bowling: Taylor 10-0-62-2 (w2), Rampaul 10-1-46-2 (w1), Sammy 2-0-25-0 (nb1), Bravo 10-0-40-3 (w1), Miller 7-0-46-0 (w1), Gayle 5-0-27-0, Pollard 3-0-19-0 (w2), Deonarine 1-0-13-0.WEST INDIESA. Fletcher c Kallis b Steyn 3*C. Gayle c Botha b Morkel 45D. Bravo c wk de Villiers b McLaren 15R. Sarwan b Morkel 38N. Deonarine c Kallis b Botha 26+D. Ramdin b Steyn 17K. Pollard c McLaren b Morkel 44D. Sammy c Kallis b McLaren 2N. Miller not out 13J. Taylor lbw b Botha 0R. Rampaul c Smith b Tsotsobe 3Extras (lb2, w6, nb1) 9 TOTAL (all out – 44.1 overs) 215Fall of wickets: 1-4 (Fletcher, 2.5 overs), 2-44 (Bravo, 7.4), 3-69 (Gayle, 12.2), 4-130 (Deonarine, 26.5), 5-140 (Sarwan, 29.1), 6-192 (Ramdin, 38.3), 7-197 (Pollard, 39.2), 8-203 (Sammy, 41.3), 9-205 (Taylor, 42.2), 10-215 (Rampaul, 44.1)Bowling: Steyn 8-0-37-2 (w2), Tsotsobe 6.1-0-34-1 (w1), McLaren 9-1-37-2, Morkel 8-1-40-3 (w1, nb1), Botha 10-0-47-2 (w1), Kallis 3-0-18-0 (w1).Result: South Africa won by 66 runs under the Duckworth/Lewis Method after West Indies’ target was set at 282 in 48 overs at the start of the innings.Man Of The Match: Hashim Amla.Umpires: Daryl Harper (Australia), Norman Malcolm (Jamaica). TV replays: Clyde Duncan (Guyana). Fourth official: Clancy Mack (Antigua).Match referee: Roshan Mahanama (Sri Lanka).Second match: Tomorrow.
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