South Africa vs West Indies Scorecard & Result

ODIW ·Match 1

Finished

South Africa

LLLLW

232/9

(50 ov)

West Indies

WWLLL

180/6

(32 ov)

West Indies won by 4 wickets

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6 runs

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8 runs

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5 runs

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3 runs

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16 runs

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12 runs

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9 runs

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7 runs

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3 runs

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11 runs

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1 runs

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2 runs

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8 runs

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0 runs

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2 runs

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8 runs

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4 runs

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5 runs

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3 runs

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12 runs

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9 runs

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10 runs

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5 runs

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Batting

RB4s6sSR

HHayley MatthewsH. Matthews

40 44 4 1 90.9

QQiana JosephQ. Joseph

60 58 10 1 103.4

Bowling

OMRWEcon

NNonkululeko MlabaN. Mlaba

6 1 22 2 3.7

AAyanda HlubiA. Hlubi

7 1 50 3 7.1

MATCH STATS SA-W WI-W

PP 43/0 (4.3) 71/0 (7.1)

Middle 115/6 (3.8) 107/6 (4.9)

Death 63/3 (6.3) —

4s 17 19

6s 3 5

Dots 51% 58%

Extras 6 9

Best P'ship 65(1) 88(1)

Date and time 11/06/2025 · 10:00

Competition Women's One Day Internationals · Match 1

Toss South Africa won the toss, elected to batting

Playing XI

Laura Wolvaardt —

Tazmin Brits —

Nondumiso Shangase —

Sune Luus —

Annerie Dercksen —

Sinalo Jafta —

Chloe Tryon —

Nadine de Klerk —

Ayabonga Khaka —

Nonkululeko Mlaba —

Ayanda Hlubi —

Playing XI

Hayley Matthews —

Qiana Joseph —

Realeanna Grimmond —

Stafanie Taylor —

Chinelle Henry —

Shemaine Campbelle —

Jannillea Glasgow —

Aaliyah Alleyne —

Zaida James —

Afy Fletcher —

Karishma Ramharack —

Form — last 10 matches

2W8L20%

SASouth Africa 261/10

SASouth Africa 135/10

SASouth Africa 122/10

16-06-2024 · ODIW

Head-to-head — last 10

SA6–2

SASouth Africa 160/10

Form — last 10 matches

4W6L40%

Predictions Stat

0%20%40%60%80%100%7 Sept2 Oct21 Oct

Method	Accuracy	Record	ROI
ML	61.5%	32 – 20	-13.8%
AI 1	64.2%	34 – 19	-8.8%
AI 2	64.2%	34 – 19	-9.3%
Math	57.7%	30 – 22	-17%
Books	73.6%	39 – 14	+5%

How we measure thisUpdated 21 Oct 2026