South Africa vs West Indies Head to Head Record in ODIs | ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Warm-up matches

South Africa vs West Indies Head to Head Record: The SportsRush present before you the Head to Head records for SA and WI.

The sixth warm-up match for the imminent ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 will be played between South Africa and West Indies at Bristol tomorrow.

In what is going to be the second warm-up match for both teams, they will be looking to try their combinations ahead of showpiece event. Other than losing the unofficial warm-up match against Australia, West Indies also recently lost Ireland Tri-Nation Series final against Bangladesh.

As far as South Africa are concerned, they defeated Sri Lanka yesterday in their first warm-up match. In their last ODI series, they had whitewashed Sri Lanka 5-0 at home.

South Africa vs West Indies Head to Head Record in ODIs

Total number of matches played: 61

Matches won by South Africa: 44

Matches won by West Indies: 15

Matches played in South Africa: 26 (SA 20, WI 5)

Matched played in West Indies: 24 (SA 17, WI 7)

Matched played at neutral venues: 11 (SA 7, WI 3)

Matches played in ICC World Cup: 5 (SA 2, WI 2)

Most runs for South Africa: 1,666 (Jacques Kallis)

Most runs for West Indies: 1,559 (Shivnarine Chanderpaul)

Most wickets for South Africa: 44 (Shaun Pollock)

Most wickets for West Indies: 27 (Makhaya Ntini)

Most catches for South Africa: 42 (Mark Boucher)

Most catches for West Indies: 18 (Ridely Jacobs)

Recent match:

The last time South Africa and West Indies played an ODI against each other was way back in 2016. In what was the last league match of the West Indies Tri-Nation series at Barbados, West Indies had defeated South Africa by 100 runs to enter the final of the tournament.

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A combined bowling effort from Shannon Gabriel (3), Sunil Narine (3) and Carlos Brathwaite (2) had seen Proteas being restricted to 185 in 46 overs. Had it not been their bowlers standing tall with the bat, South Africa would have bundled out under 150.

In the first innings, Darren Bravo had registered his third ODI century, 102 (103), with the help of 12 fours and four sixes. It was a 156-run partnership for the fifth wicket between Bravo and Kieron Pollard (62) which laid the foundation of the hosts’ innings.