Before forcing WI to settle for 233 runs in the first inning, SA scored 357 runs.
Despite declaring their second innings at 173/3, SA was unable to claim ten wickets.
The World Test Championship table has to be decoded.
Here is the finished match synopsis
SA oversaw 357 runs in their most memorable innings with Tony de Zorzi and Temba Bavuma scoring fifties.
Jomel Warrican excused four hitters. WI saw any semblance of Kraigg Brathwaite (35), Mikyle Louis (35), Keacy Carty (42), Holder (36) and Warrican (35*) score get begins.
Maharaj succeeded with a 4-fer.
Tristan Stubbs’ 60 assisted SA with scoring 173/3d before WI oversaw 201/5. Alick Athanaze made 92.
SA at seventh, WI go on finally
South Africa, who were imparting the seventh spot to Bangladesh in the 2023-25 WTC table before this game, presently exclusively own this position.
They have hustled to 16 places and a PCT of 25%, having recorded one win and three losses (Draw: 1).
WI go on at the 10th and last spot with 20 places and a PCT of 19.04 % (W1, D2, L5).
India lead WTC standings
India, who whipped Britain 4-1 at home recently, top the WTC standings (PCT: 68.51%).
They have won six of their nine matches in the ongoing cycle (L2, D1).
Australia hold their second spot with a 62.50 focuses rate. They have recorded eight successes, three losses, and a lone draw.
Third-set New Zealand have a PCT of half. (W3, L3).
SL, Pakistan follow the best three
With a 2-0 series prevail upon Bangladesh recently, Sri Lanka moved to the fourth situation with a PCT of half.
They own two successes and as many losses.
The Lankans went past Pakistan, who are as of now fifth in the standings with a focuses level of 36.66%.
They have recorded two wins other than three losses.
And Britain and Bangladesh?
Bangladesh are currently eighth on the WTC focuses table.
They have collected a PCT of 25%, having recorded three losses and a singular success.
In the mean time, Britain, who whipped WI 3-0 in the home Test series last month, keep on holding the 6th spot.
They have gathered 57 focuses and a PCT of 36.54 %, having recorded six successes and as many losses (Draw: 1).