South Africa v West Indies , Jan 11, 2015

" Gayle leads West Indies in record chase "

" Gayle and Samoules Screw's South African's "

West Indies 236 for 6 (Gayle 90, Wiese 3-43) beat South Africa 231 for 7 

(Du Plessis 119, Bravo 2-32) by four wickets "

Faf du Plessis' maiden T20 hundred was not enough to prevent a rampant West Indies winning the series 

The Wanderers is home to what it calls the greatest ODI of all time - the 438 game - and now it is also home to what could become known as the most thrilling T20: the 236 game. West Indies pulled off the highest successful run-chase in the shortest format, propelled by Chris Gayle's 90 off 41 balls, held together by Marlon Samuels' seventh T20 half-century and finished by Darren Sammy, who led his side to a series win with a game to spare.

South Africa could be forgiven for being shell-shocked. They would have thought their chances of squaring the series were strong after Faf du Plessis became the second South African to score a T20 hundred, helping them post their second-highest score in the format and with the knowledge they had never lost a T20 defending a 180-plus score before.

There was one man who could change that and change it he did. Gayle scored his only international T20 century at the Wanderers - against South Africa in 2007 - and seemed set to bring up his second with a bruising batting performance. He could not quite repeat the feat but his team-mates ensured his efforts did not go to waste.

 Gayle And Samoules get screw's  african bowling cum fileding they weer just two musch in this 2nd T20 match