South Africa's AB de Villiers smashed 162 not out in Sydney against West Indies.
AFP
World Cup results and standings on Monday, the first rest day of the 2015 tournament:
Standings (played, won, lost tied, no result, points, run rate)
Pool A
New Zealand 4 4 0 0 0 8 +3.589
Sri Lanka 4 3 1 0 0 6 +0.128
Bangladesh 3 1 1 0 1 3 +0.130
Australia 3 1 1 0 1 3 -0.305
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Afghanistan 3 1 2 0 0 2 -0.760
England 4 1 3 0 0 2 -1.201
Scotland 3 0 3 0 0 0 -1.735
Pool B
India 3 3 0 0 0 6 +2.630
South Africa 3 2 1 0 0 4 +1.260
Ireland 2 2 0 0 0 4 +0.338
West Indies 4 2 2 0 0 4 -0.313
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Zimbabwe 4 1 3 0 0 2 -0.723
Pakistan 3 1 2 0 0 2 -1.373
UAE 3 0 3 0 0 0 -1.326
Note: Top four in each group qualify for quarter-finals
Already played
Pool A
Feb 14
At Christchurch
New Zealand 331-6 (Corey Anderson 75, Brendon McCullum 65, Kane Williamson 57) v Sri Lanka 233 all out (Lahiru Thirimanne 65)
New Zealand won by 98 runs
At Melbourne
Australia 342-9 (Aaron Finch 135, Glenn Maxwell 66, George Bailey 55; Steven Finn 5-71) v England 231 all out (James Taylor 98 not out; Mitchell Marsh 5-53)
Australia won by 111 runs
Feb 17
At Dunedin
Scotland 142 all out in 36.2 overs (Matt Machan 56, Richie Berrington 50) v New Zealand 146-7
New Zealand won by three wickets
Feb 18
At Canberra
Bangladesh 267 all out (Mushfiqur Rahim 71, Shakib Al Hasan 63) v Afghanistan 162 all out
Bangladesh won by 105 runs
Feb 20
At Wellington
England 123 all out (Tim Southee 7-33) v New Zealand 125-2 (Brendon McCullum 77)
New Zealand won by eight wickets
Feb 21
At Brisbane
Australia v Bangladesh - no result, rain
Feb 22
At Dunedin
Afghanistan 232 all out (Asghar Stanikzai 54) v Sri Lanka 236-6 (Mahela Jayawardene 100)
Sri Lanka won by four wickets
Feb 23
At Christchurch
England 303-8 (Moeen Ali 128, Ian Bell 54) v Scotland 184 all out (Kyle Coetzer 71)
England won by 119 runs
Feb 26
At Dunedin
Scotland 210 all out v Afghanistan 211-9 (Samiullah Shenwari 96, Javed Ahmadi 51)
Afghanistan won by one wicket
At Melbourne
Sri Lanka 332-1 (Tillakaratne Dilshan 161 not out, Kumar Sangakkara 105 not out, Lahiru Thirimanne 52) v Bangladesh 240 all out (Sabbir Rahman 53)
Sri Lanka won by 92 runs
Feb 28
At Auckland
Australia 151 (Trent Boult 5-27) v New Zealand 152-9 (Brendon McCullum 50; Mitchell Starc 6-28)
New Zealand won by one wicket
March 1
At Wellington
England 309-6 (Joe Root 121) v Sri Lanka 312-1 (Lahiru Thirimanne 139 not out, Kumar Sangakkara 117 not out)
Sri Lanka won by nine wickets
Pool B
Feb 15
At Hamilton
South Africa 339-4 (David Miller 138 not out, JP Duminy 115 not out) v Zimbabwe 277 all out (Hamilton Masakadza 80, Chamu Chibhabha 64)
South Africa won by 62 runs
At Adelaide
India 300-7 (Virat Kohli 107, Suresh Raina 74, Shikhar Dhawan 73; Sohail Khan 5-55) v Pakistan 224 all out (Misbah-ul-Haq 76)
India won by 76 runs
Feb 16
At Nelson
West Indies 304-7 (Lendl Simmons 102, Darren Sammy 89) v Ireland 307-6 (Paul Stirling 92, Ed Joyce 84, Niall O'Brien 79 not out)
Ireland won by four wickets
Feb 20
At Nelson
United Arab Emirates 285-7 (Shaiman Anwar 67) v Zimbabwe 286-6 (Sean Williams 76 not out)
Zimbabwe won by four wickets
Feb 21
At Christchurch
West Indies 310-6 (Denesh Ramdin 51, Lendl Simmons 50) v Pakistan 160 all out (Umar Akmal 59, Sohaib Maqsood 50)
West Indies won by 150 runs
Feb 22
At Melbourne
India 307-7 (Shikhar Dhawan 137, Ajinkya Rahane 79) v South Africa 177 all out (Faf du Plessis 55)
India won by 130 runs
Feb 24
At Canberra
West Indies 372-2 (Chris Gayle 215, Marlon Samuels 133 not out) v Zimbabwe 289 all out (Sean Williams 76, Craig Ervine 52)
West Indies won by 73 runs (D/L method)
Feb 25
At Brisbane
UAE 278-9 (Shaiman Anwar 106) v Ireland 279-8 (Gary Wilson 80, Kevin O'Brien 50)
Ireland won by two wickets
Feb 27
At Sydney
South Africa 408-5 (AB de Villiers 162 not out, Hashim Amla 65, Faf du Plessis 62, Rilee Roussouw 61) v West Indies 151 all out (Jason Holder 56; Imran Tahir 5-45)
South Africa won by 257 runs
Feb 28
At Perth
UAE 102 all out v India 104-1 (Rohit Sharma 57 not out)
India won by nine wickets
March 1
At Brisbane
Pakistan 235-7 (Misbah-ul-Haq 73, Wahab Riaz 54 not out) v Zimbabwe 215 all out (Brendan Taylor 50)
Pakistan won by 20 runs.