Summary

  • Australia win with 22 balls to spare

  • Australia close in on semi-final spot

  • Warner 89* (56), Marsh 53 (32)

  • West Indies 157-7: Pollard 44 (31)

  • Gayle 15 - could be final WI innings

  • Hazlewood 4-39, Zampa 1-20

  • Super 12, Group 1, Abu Dhabi

  • England v South Africa, 14:00 GMT

  • SA must win & improve run-rate

Live Reporting

Thomas Mallows and Matthew Henry

  1. Carlos makes a good point. Maybe I was being too miserable. Those scenes at the end were heart warming. It looks like we've said goodbye to two modern-day greats in Bravo and Gayle there.

    That's all from this game head over here for our coverage of England v South Africa which will begin very shortly.

    I'll see you there.

    Click here for our match report on Australia's win and an explanation of what it means in Group 1.

  2. Carlos Brathwaite
    West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

    It has not been the best tournament but they have left a legacy, bringing a lot of love, laughter, cheerfulness and entertainment to the game of cricket.

    As much as the purists might not want to see the players laughing and joking, after what we have gone through over the past 18 months you want to see moments like this.

  3. This is how Gayle left the field a little earlier if you missed it...

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  5. Carlos Brathwaite
    West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

    I'm a cryer so I'm keeping my emotions in check.

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  7. Warner: imperious.

    Wagon wheelBBC Sport

  8. Now that is a hammering.

    WormBBC Sport

  9. Gayle and Bravo are walking through a guard of honour from the Australia players. David Warner is doing Bravo's dance.

  10. Stuart Law
    Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special

    There's a lot of love out there.

  11. If we're being serious for a second, all of this means Australia are second in Group 1.

    They will go through to the semi-final unless South Africa beat England by a huge margin.

  12. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

    Gayle is hugging everybody at the moment. Even the umpire, who looks a bit surprised.

  13. There are hugs between all of the players. Bravo is even cuddling the umpire.

    This is definitely Bravo's final West Indies appearance and probably Gayle's. They lead West Indies from the field.

  14. AUSTRALIA BEAT WEST INDIES BY EIGHT WICKETS
    Breaking

    All over.

    Australia get their win which sends them well on the way to the semi-finals.

    West Indies' defence of their title ends at the group stage.

  15. Aus 157-1

    Careful, Dave. He sets off for a single but is sent back.

    Warner has taken his helmet off for the glory shot.

  16. Roston Chase will bowl the next over.

    One to win. Warner is on strike. The West Indies players are giggling.

  17. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

    Gayle is giving Marsh a huge hug. Dreadlocks all over the place and a big smile on both their faces. That's a lovely moment.

    A wicket with what will surely be his last ball in international cricket.

  18. wicket

    WICKET

    Marsh c Holder b Gayle 53 (Aus 157-2)

    CHRIS GAYLE HAS A WICKET WITH HIS LAST BALL IN INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.

    I have been miserable about this farce all day but you can't help but smile. Marsh was trying to finish the game off with only one run needed but whacks it straight to mid-off.

    Gayle responds by leaping onto Marsh's back.

  19. Aus 157-1

    The scores are level.

  20. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

    What was he doing with Warner's trousers?