David Miller and JP Duminy scored centuries to save the day for South Africa who looked to be in all sorts of trouble against Zimbabwe.
The Proteas seemed to have choked quite early, reeling at 83/4 in their World Cup opener. But Miller scored 138 not out and Duminy cracked an unbeaten 115 to power South Africa to 339/4.
Their partnership of 256 off just 178 deliveries is a world-record stand for the 5th wicket.
Chasing that mammoth total, Zimbabwe never looked comfortable. Hamilton Masakadza scored a fighting 80 but his team was wrapped up for 277/10. South Africa won by 62 runs.
