Time for us to leave it there for this game.

Here's Sam Drury's match report as West Indies book their place in the T20 World Cup Super 8s and leave New Zealand's hopes hanging by a thread.

There's two more games to come on Thursday.

First up is Bangladesh v Netherlands in Group D from 15:30 BST. It could go a long way to deciding who joins South Africa in progressing from that group.

Then, it's a big one. England face Oman knowing they have to win and ideally by a large margin if they are to have any chance of progressing. We'll be live with that one from 19:30 BST, with first ball at 20:00. You get yourself prepared by listening to the last Test Match Special podcast.

See you later!

West Indies captain Rovman Powell: "I am very happy. We found ourselves in some trouble but thank you to all the guys in Trinidad.

"We knew someone would have to play a blinder because we knew it wouldn't be an easy wicket because of the inclement weather that we've had. We believe individual brilliance is needed in T20 cricket sometimes and it was a fantastic knock from Sherfane Rutherford.

"We watched what the New Zealand bowlers did well and tried to replicate that. We knew the hard length was difficult. At the half way mark we sat down as a group and said about our pacers hitting a hard length and our spinners trying to spin the ball."

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson: "It was good. We had an inkling it was going to be quite tough and that proved to be the case. You've got to find a way and the difference can be an over or two. The quality of Sherfane Rutherford's innings was of the highest. It was incredibly impressive and frustrating for us.

"The batting depth in their side was beneficial and we knew there would be some tough overs for us and the match-ups weren't quite what we wanted. We wanted to take wickets and T20 is full of small margins and unfortunately it didn't come for us today.

"Conditions are what they are here and you've got to get your head around them quickly. We can't make excuses. If you find a way it might be the matter of 10-15 runs and it make the difference.

"We want to see better performances and be smarter. We'll pick ourselves up and go again."

Player of the match Sherfane Rutherford: "I was at the IPL for two months so I have been preparing even though I wasn't playing. I've done a lot of work and planning for this. I was backing my skill, that was the key.

"I was telling myself to take it deep and keep rotating the strike. I knew if I started to feel the momentum I could always make up at the end.

"I knew they were short of two overs so I was just telling myself to take it deep because I knew I could score maximum runs off those.

"It is only the start of something big to come and hopefully we can keep winning and momentum going."

Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC Sounds

Very good win for West Indies. It wasn't easy, they've had to do it tough.

Six overs into their innings, they were looking very much second best and it looked like an early finish.

Rutherford was outstanding in the way he played and shepherded the innings. He used his brain and got them to a score that was 20 or 30 runs beyond their wildest dreams.

With the ball, they weren't at their clinical best but they got the job done. Motie was outstanding, so was Joseph.

Nikesh Rughani
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

A capacity crowd at Brian Lara Academy are loving what they've seen.

They've been entertained, not only by Sherfane Rutherford with the bat - he pretty much won them this game when you look at the margin of victory - but the bowling has been pretty outstanding as well.

The co-hosts are through to the Super 8s!

Rovman Powell's side continue their 100% start to the competition and they join India, Australia and South Africa in the last eight.

New Zealand are now on the verge of going out. If Afghanistan beat Papua New Guinea on Friday (01:30 BST) then the Kiwis' race is run.

Dot ball.

A good slower ball from Romario Shepherd.

West Indies are almost there.

Six more. Down the ground this time.

Don't overstep, Romario Shepherd.

Dot ball.

The crowd roar.

Romario Shepherd changed his angle to around the wicket and Mitchell Santner can't get under it.

Shepherd shares a hug with Andre Russell.

Nikesh Rughani
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

What is happening here?! New Zealand are still in this game somehow.

Mitch Santner fancies a bit of this.

Oh my.

Six more.

Three more of those and a four and New Zealand win...

Nikesh Rughani
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

It's not going to make any difference to the game... or is it?

NZ 123-9published at 19.1 overs

19.1 overs

Need 27 from five balls

Erm.

Mitchell Santner hits the first ball for six.

Just five more to go, Mitchell.

New Zealand need 33 from the final over.

Romario Shepherd is going to bowl it.

Nikesh Rughani
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

The writing is certainly on the wall here as far as New Zealand are concerned.

Boult's short but sweet innings comes to an end.

NZ 117-8published at 18.5 overs

18.5 overs

Hello!

In the slot from Andre Russell and Trent Boult dispatches him over mid-wicket.

Superb strike.

West Indies hit 37 from the final two overs earlier, via the set Sherfane Rutherford.

New Zealand need 42, but they don't have a set batter.

Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC Sounds

What figures from Alzarri Joseph, quietly he's taken 4-19.