T20 World Cup: South Africa beat West Indies and reached the semi-finals

Internet Desk: Within the Tremendous Eight stage of the ICCT 20 World Cup, South Africa defeated West Indies by 3 wickets and reached the semi-finals.
South Africa gained the toss and invited West Indies to bat first. The host group West Indies batted first and managed to attain 135 runs for the lack of 8 wickets within the allotted 20 overs.
When South Africa began batting in pursuit of the goal, two gamers had returned to the pavilion on 15 runs, after which the match was halted as a consequence of rain, however when the sport resumed, South Africa needed to obtain the goal of 123 runs in 17 overs.
Captain Aidan Markram scored 18 runs, Tristan Stubbs scored 29 runs and Heinrich Klaasen scored 22 runs whereas Marco Jensen remained not out scoring 21 runs and performed a key position in profitable the match.
West Indian bowler Ruston Chase took 3 wickets by giving 12 runs in 3 overs.
West Indies’ first wicket fell for 2 runs when Shay Hope returned to the pavilion with out scoring, Kyle Mears scored 35 runs, Nicholas Pooran’s innings was restricted to only one run.
Ruston Chase performed an necessary position in bringing the rating to the group by scoring a superb half-century, Ruston’s innings of 52 runs from 42 balls included 2 sixes and three fours, Andre Russell was dismissed for 15 runs.
On behalf of South Africa, Shams Tabrizi dismissed 3 gamers, whereas Marco Jensen, Adam Markram, Keshav Maharaj and Rabada acquired one wicket every.