Aus 156-1published at 15.4 overs
Oh my! Chris Gayle should have a wicket. Nicholas Pooran has missed a stumping chance.
Gayle responds by running up and putting something in Warner's pocket, making an 'you're in my pocket joke', I assume.
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
Thomas Mallows and Matthew Henry
Oh my! Chris Gayle should have a wicket. Nicholas Pooran has missed a stumping chance.
Gayle responds by running up and putting something in Warner's pocket, making an 'you're in my pocket joke', I assume.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special
The boss is on.
And this just sums it up. Chris Gayle is going to bowl in his cap and shades.
Am I being miserable?
Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special
David Warner batted as a right-hander in junior cricket which makes the switch-hit easier.
Target 158
That's Dwayne Bravo's West Indies career done. His final over goes for 17.
Australia only need eight runs.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
Warner has played that really well. That was the slowest of slower balls from Bravo.
More comical cricket as Warner gets out the reverse sweep and has so much time he ends up shimmying like Dan Walker on the Strictly dancefloor before swatting a four.
The next ball is pumped for six too.
Dwayne Bravo begins his final over in international cricket with, you guessed it, another wide.
Australia will probably play Pakistan in the semi-finals if they go through. It's good for them that Mitchell Marsh is finding some form.
The Aussies need 25 from 26 balls.
And another edge for four by Mitchell Marsh! Australia are just rubbing it in now.
Edged for four! One West Indies fielder is slumped with his hands on his knees.
Here's another very wide wide from West Indies. They have been rubbish in this tournament.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
It feels like a question of when, not if for Australia.
Need 36 from 42 balls
This does not feel like a crucial World Cup match with one team's hopes in the balance at all. It's not a great spectacle.
Bravo loops the slowest of slower balls down but it's called a wide. Warner thought about whacking it but ends up losing his balance and lying chest down in the pitch.
Chris Gayle, meanwhile, is having a laugh with spider cam.
Get it done.
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
The accelerator has been stepped on. Warner is shaping up and trying to maximise every opportunity.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
That's a strange one from Warner. He played that without looking at it.
Warner 62, Marsh 40
I'd say it feels like a testimonial. We just need someone to walk around asking for loose change.
Warner gets a four with the ugliest shot I've seen in a while. Russell bounces him and, while turning his head away completely, Warner gets a fluky four over short fine leg.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
It doesn't feel like an international match at the moment. It feels more like a warm-up game.
Warner and Australia are flying, with a little help from Marsh.
Need 53 from 54 balls
With the results almost certain the cameras are just following Chris Gayle around after every delivery. He's still grinning, having a laugh with someone on what looks like being his final T20 appearance.
It turns out he has 'Gayle Force' written on his maroon boots.