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
Target 158
No sign of Gayle coming into the attack yet.
With his cap and bright shades on, hair flowing over his shoulders, he's waving and pointing to someone in the crowd.
It'll be Dwayne Bravo to Mitchell Marsh. He starts with a wide...
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special
I'd like to see Gayle bowl one last time.
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
They should throw the ball to Gayle next over. Just do something out of the ordinary.
Need 60 from 60 balls
And with every minute the groans from Carlos Brathwaite on TMS get a little louder. This looks like being a miserable finish for West Indies.
First a misfield gifts Marsh another four before an excellent shot from Marsh heaps on more pain.
The fielders might need something stiffer than an isotonic fluid as drinks.
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
That is a powerful shot. The fielder only had had 5-6 yards to make up to his right and couldn't get close to it.
This is a procession at the moment. Mitchell Marsh just picks the ball up off his pads and, with a flick of the wrists, it goes all the way.
Target 158
Australia need 76 from 66 balls which should be pretty straightforward.
Warner has three sixes in his 53 not out. This was one of them...
Worrying times for England fans. David Warner is finding form.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special
David Warner looks rather menacing today.
Oooooft! That's big from David Warner. He clobbers Hayden Walsh's leg-spin towards the fenced seating enclosures.
Australia on course...
Image source, BBC SportNeed 87 from 72 balls
Akeal Hosein may have conceded that six but he has been the best bowler by a distance so far. He almost gets Warner a few balls later but a top-edge fortunately drops into a gap in the field.
That's Hosein done for the day already.
Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special
That's the power of Mitch Marsh. He got absolutely none of that and it's still gone over the advertising boards.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special
There's shouts of catch it, but the only person who can catch that is the cameraman.
Clubbed down the ground by Mitchell Marsh. The West Indies fielders yell "catch" but the man on the rope can only stand and watch it clatter into the seats behind.
Yep, as Aggers says, this is another shocking review. Not out.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special
It hit the bat and pitched outside the line. So rather a lot wrong with this.
We're going upstairs.
David Warner is hit on the pad reverse sweeping. West Indies want another look.
Target 158
Hayden Walsh, West Indies's leg-spinner, is into the attack now but his googly is reverse swept by Mitchell Marsh for four. Marsh doesn't strike me as the best player of spin - he's more of a stand and thwack it type of guy - but that was a good shot.
The Aussies are breezing along. Pressure? What pressure.
Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special
Australia will be happy with that powerplay, one of their better ones of the tournament.
Just the one wicket lost and they still have power to come.