World Cup 2015, all teams have competed
with at least three teams and results are not as expected. England and Pakistan
are in the end of the tables. Australia and West Indies are in the middle of
the table. India and New Zealand are among the best performing teams so far. In
a recent match against West Indies, AB de Villiers again broke fastest 150 runs
record. He broke fastest half century and century record against same team. Day
is not far when AB will break fastest 200 record of Chris Gayle.
AB scored 162 runs in this match,
the second highest for any South African batsman in World Cup. He scored his
century in 52 balls, which is second fastest in World Cup. As a captain he
scored 9 centuries, the most as a South African Captain. He is now among the six
batsmen to score four centuries in World Cup. Only Sachin and Ponting are ahead
of him. South Africa beat West Indies by 257 runs, the biggest in World Cup equaling
India record against Bermuda.
South African team scored 408 runs,
the second highest in World Cup. Jason Holder conceded 104 runs in ten overs,
the most by any West Indies bowler. AB scored 76 runs against Holder, the most
by any batsman against a bowler. Previous record was hold by MS Dhoni, when he
scored 61 runs against Upul Chandana in Jaipur. Partnership between AB and
Behardien was of 80 runs in just 20 balls with a run rate of 24, the best 50+
partnership ever.
In last 15 overs, 222 runs are
scored by South Africa, the second most in an ODI. The most runs record is of
230 runs, which is also hold by South Africa against West Indies earlier this
year. West Indies have now conceded 400+ runs three times in ODI innings, the
most by any team. Sri Lanka and South Africa have conceded 400+ twice each. These
were some of the records made in match between West Indies and South Africa. In
last match, West Indies broke many records but in this match records were
broken against them.
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