10 Jun 2019
THAT'S A WRAP!
Thanks for joining us for our coverage of the Proteas v West Indies Cricket World Cup match, sorry there was no action, BUT the Proteas bag their first point of the tournament, which is some relief!
Stay tuned to our website, as Sport24's Lloyd Burnard will get all the reaction from the World Cup!
Proteas next match: v Afghanistan on Saturday, June 15 (14:30 SA time)
Tomorrow: Sri Lanka v Bangladesh (11:30 SA time)
10 Jun 2019
10 Jun 2019
FAF AFTER THE MATCH:
"Very disappointing but we can't control the weather. For us it was important on a day like this to start not losing may wickets. It's like Test cricket. But they did well to get two wickets. They (West Indies) done well to get the two wickets. It always bodes well for the teams batting second."
10 Jun 2019
10 Jun 2019
NEXT MATCH:
The Proteas will take on Afghanistan in their next Cricket World Cup match on Saturday, June 15.
10 Jun 2019
The match has been called off at the Rose Bowl with only 7.3 overs played.
Each team will earn a point.
South Africa bag their first points of the Cricket World Cup, but still winless with five matches to go.
10 Jun 2019
We officially have 52 minutes remaining for the start of a 20 over game.
For play to resume: the rain needs to stop, the ground needs to be dry at 18:00 SA time.
10 Jun 2019
In a result of a game being abandoned, each team will receive a point.
But for now, it's still raining and no call has been made...
10 Jun 2019
UPDATE:
The covers coming off at the Rose Bowl and there will be an inspection at 16:45 (SA time)
10 Jun 2019
UPDATE:
Word has it that the covers are coming off, however, there is a lot of work that still needs to be done by the ground staff.
10 Jun 2019
UPDATE: The latest update from the Rose Bowl is that it's still raining and the covers haven't moved.
Players and officials are now taking lunch.
If there's any more play today then we're certain to see overs reduced.
10 Jun 2019
10 Jun 2019
10 Jun 2019
RAIN DELAY
Oh dear, a light drizzle has now become a bit more heavy... enough for play to be suspended...
10 Jun 2019