Windies beat Zim to join Australia in Super Eight

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, March 19, 2007 (AFP) - West Indies joined defending champions Australia in the World Cup Super Eights on Monday while India clinched a record-breaking win over Bermuda to put their campaign back on track. "It's something which shouldn't have happened and I've suffered the consequences.
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I'm obviously upset about it and it's something which I never ever want to repeat again."

West Indies defeated Zimbabwe by six wickets in Jamaica to maintain their perfect start to the tournament with a second win in Group D while India posted a 257-run victory against Bermuda in Port of Spain.

Rahul Dravid's side recorded the highest World Cup total of 413-5 and then created another record by registering the biggest victory in one-day internationals by run-margin.

At Sabina Park, chasing 203 runs from their allocation of 50 overs, West Indies struck gold with 13 balls to spare when captain Brian Lara lofted Elton Chigumbura over wide long-on for a six.
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The victory gave West Indies their second straight win in the competition, following their 54-run triumph over Pakistan.

Lara, unbeaten on 44, and Dwayne Bravo, not out on 37, shared 75, unbroken, for the fifth wicket to take West Indies over the line