South Africa’s victory margin tied the World Cup record set by India against Bermuda in 2007 and is tied for the fourth-highest victory margin by runs ever in one-day international cricket. South Africa’s 408-5 also is the second highest in Cricket World Cup history, with the record set by that same India team against Bermuda in 2007 (413-5).
Writing before the match, Indian Express said de Villiers has always done quite well against West Indies:
South Africa now has four points from three World Cup matches, tying with India, Ireland and West Indies atop Pool B (though India and Ireland have played only two matches while West Indies has played four).
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