Super Eight fixtures:
April 11: C2 v B2
April 13: A1 v D1
April 15: B2 v D1
April 17: A2 v C2
April 19: D2 v B2
April 21: D2 v C2

Final fixture:
April 28: Winner SF1 v Winner SF2

The 'Oval' is the most famous ground in the West Indies and is considered the mecca of cricket in the region. The stadium has been redeveloped for the tournament and will host the final on April 28. The pitch is generally fast and bouncy and favours the batsman. In fact, the first-ever triple century was scored at the ground by Tim Tarilton back in 1920. The Oval also played host to the first England touring side in 1895, the first combined West Indies side against MCC in 1910-11 and the West Indies' first Test in 1930.

Highest ODI totals:
Sri Lanka 313/6 - SL v WI, 2003
West Indies 312/4 - WI v SL, 2003
England 293/5 - Eng v WI, 1997/98
South Africa 284/6 - SA v WI, 2004/05
Australia 283/6 - Aus v WI, 1990/91

Lowest ODI totals:
England 114 - Eng v WI, 1985/86
West Indies 141 - WI v Eng, 1993/94
West Indies 146 - WI v SL, 2003

Highest individual ODI scores:
Chris Gayle 132 - WI v SA, 2004/05
Boeta Dippenaar 123 - SA v WI, 2004/05
Nick Knight 122 - Eng v WI, 1997/98
Desmond Haynes 117* - WI v Ind, 1988/89
Desmond Haynes 116 - WI v NZ, 1984/85

Best ODI bowling:
Charl Langeveldt 5/62 - SA v WI, 2004/05
Jacques Kallis 4/22 - SA v WI, 2000/01