Following a comprehensive win over Australia in game five, hosts of the Ballr Tri-Nations Series, the West Indies, will be aiming to secure the number one spot on the table and possibly increase their chances of reaching the final when they battle the out-of-sorts South Africa today at Warner Park, St Kitts.
When the two sides met in the first match played in Guyana at Providence, Sunil Narine claimed a career-best 6-27 and the West Indies won the match comfortably after Kieron Pollard saw them home with an unbeaten half-century.
As seen in the previous two matches, Warner Park is lightning fast in terms of the