West Indies win inside 11 overs to significantly boost net run-rate
Hope, in for the injured King, strokes brilliant 82 off 39 balls
Pooran helps finish speedy win with 27 off 12
Disappointing USA limp to 128 all out
Chase impresses for Windies with 3-19, including two in two
Fast bowler Russell also takes three wickets
USA dangerman Gous dropped on 23 but falls for 29
Venue: Kensington Oval, Bridgetown
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West Indies have boosted their chances of reaching the T20 World Cup semi-finals in Barbados with a nine-wicket victory over USA.
Shai Hope's superb 82 not out inspired the win that means they are one win away from the semi-finals.
You can read the match report in full from Sam Drury here.
That's it for now, but we will be back on Saturday for live coverage of India v Bangladesh.
Until then, goodbye.
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Indies captain Rovman Powell: "It's very special. Kensington brings special memories for us. We had no better opportunity to come out and play some good cricket."
On Roston Chase: "I think he plays a critical role for us, he plays a role where if a bowler is struggling, he comes in and tries to tighten it."
On Shai Hope: "He's been fantastic. He got that opportunity against England in St Lucia and then he was dropped the next game because of combination. He came back in today and it showed the strength of the team."
On South Africa clash: "South Africa are a good team. I think the guys are going to be up for it and it should be a great game.
"We hope to be back here on the 29th. Credit has to be given to the people of Barbados, they turned out in full today and that is something very close to our hearts."
Image source, Getty ImagesUSA captain Aaron Jones: "Tough night for the boys. Against West Indies we probably wanted a score of around 175 or 180 and obviously we didn't get that.
"That's how it goes sometimes."
On the batting innings: "In the middle we lost wickets in clusters. I don't think we ever truly recovered from that. It was bad in the middle.
"We'll go back to the drawing board and come back hard against England on Sunday."
On USA's bowling: "We tried to take a few quick wickets in the powerplay but you know West Indies have got a powerful batting line-up.
"We gave it our all but we weren't at our best tonight."
On the England match: "It is going to be a good game. They'll bring a good challenge but we're up for it. We'll go home and get some rest and be ready for Sunday."
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Indies all-rounder and player of the match, Roston Chase: "Obviously my best figures is great and it is special to do it at home. This is a proud moment.
"It's something we talked about in a team meeting today. We wanted to get the spinners in the middle overs to take wickets."
Your catch?: "I love fielding at point, when I field there I feel in the game. I was just thankful for that start and I was ready to go from there.
On playing at the Kensington Oval?: "This is my favourite place to play cricket, it's a beautiful place to play the fans are amazing, it is great to play at home.
On their final Super 8s game against South Africa?: "It is our destiny and our goal to win this World Cup. We want teams to know they have to beat us to win this World Cup."
Peter Della Penna
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
An emphatic display. It was a scintillating hitting display from Shai Hope. The Greenidge-Haynes stand has taken a beating from the sixes Hope directed down there.
Of West Indies' 130 runs, 82 came from Shai Hope and the 39 balls he faced in that innings.
West Indies hit 11 sixes, eight of them coming from Shai Hope.
That does wonders for their net run-rate and they now know that a win over South Africa will take them into the T20 World Cup semi-finals.
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Fazeer Mohammed
West Indian commentator on BBC Sounds
It finishes appropriately with the boy from Barbados smashing a six over long-off.
That is as convincing of a victory as you are ever likely to see.
Shai Hope brings up the winning runs with another lofted drive over long-off for six.
It took the West Indies less than 11 overs to chase down that 129-run target.
Target 129
Back-to-back sixes for Nicholas Pooran!
The West Indies are one big shot away from victory in Barbados.
This one was over extra cover and went the best part of 100 metres.
A brutal defeat it imminent for USA.
Peter Della Penna
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
The USA's carriage has turned back into a pumpkin - it was good while it lasted. They're getting a lesson from the West Indies now.
Target 129
Add that one to the collection book, Nicholas Pooran.
Pooran sends Netravalkar's shot well into the crowd over deep mid-wicket.
12 runs needed to win.
Peter Della Penna
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
This is bordering on humiliation for the USA now.
Target 129
Nicholas Pooran brings up the 10-over mark with a drive down the ground for four, taking the West Indies to 110.
Just 19 needed for the West Indies to win and 60 balls to do it in.
Target 129
There is half a chance for the USA to dismiss Shai Hope as he does not get all of the shot down the ground, but it lands safe.
Considering the quality of his batting tonight, and the entertainment it has come with, he probably deserved some fortune.
Fazeer Mohammed
West Indian commentator on BBC Sounds
That makes it quite clear that the century for Shai Hope is secondary to West Indies winning.
Target 129
It is quite easy to forget Nicholas Pooran is with Shai Hope out in the middle, but not anymore after he finds six of his own.
A slash through the leg side, Pooran gets every bit of that shot right and it flies into the crowd at deep mid-wicket.
Peter Della Penna
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
Image source, Getty ImagesJust when you think Shai Hope has played the shot of the day, he finds a way to outdo himself. The Bajan fans are going crazy for the Bajan boy.
Fazeer Mohammed
West Indian commentator on BBC Sounds
This is rampant destruction here - seven sixes!
Target 129
Make that three in a row!
Hope ends the ninth over with another brutal shot and he is really strutting his stuff, this time thumping it into the crowd over the covers.
An 18-run over.
Fazeer Mohammed
West Indian commentator on BBC Sounds
Shai Hope is making light work of this target.
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