Left-arm spinner

became only the second South African to take a hat-trick in Test cricket. With West Indies already three down in chase of 324, Maharaj had half-centurion Kieran Powell (51) caught while slog sweeping.

the fell in the hands of short-leg. The hat-trick was completed with Joshua Da Silva's dismissal, thanks to a stunning catch by

in leg slip. The 37th over of West Indies' innings wrote the fate of the match and the series, as the hosts were rattled for 165 runs in 58.3 overs. All-rounder

was absent hurt which meant the fall of the ninth wicket is a 2-0 series win for South Africa on day four. Maharaj claimed his seventh five-for - 5/36 in 17.4 overs, including seven maidens. Kagiso Rabada made early inroads with three wickets. Rabada was awarded player of the match for his match haul of five wickets and a crucial 48-ball 40 with the bat in South Africa's second innings. Quinton de Kock was adjudged player of the series for his scores of 141* and 96. South Africa are now set to receive USD 200,000 for ending up as fifth (44% points) in the ICC World Test Championship 2019-21.

(43.3%), the No.6, will get USD 100,000 alongside West Indies,

and

.

 (de Kock 96, Elgar 77; Mayers 3/28, Elgar 3/45)

 (Blackwood 49; Mulder 3/1, Rabada 2/24, Ngidi 2/27)

 (van der Dussen 75*, Rabada 40; Roach 4/52, Mayers 3/24)

(Powell 51, Mayers 34; Maharaj 5/36, Rabada 3/44)

Kagiso Rabada

Quinton de Kock