While Chris Gayle hogged all the limelight in Tuesday’s match 15 at Canberra between West Indies and Zimbabwe, the Africans can still derive some solace. Trying to chase an impossible 373 in 50 overs, they ended up with 289/10 in 44.3 overs after a rain-delay reduced the target to 363 in 48. They fell short by 73 runs but they scored at a brisk pace of 6.49 runs per over to expose the inadequacies of West Indies bowling. West Indies have only two batsmen and their batting is prone to collapse if either of Chris Gayle or Marlon Samuels fails. Despite his great World Cup