West Indies defeated the United Arab Emirates by six wickets&nbsp;in their final World Cup Pool B match&nbsp;to put one foot in the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup quarter-finals.&nbsp;
<img title="West Indies batsman Johnson Charles hits the ball during the Pool B 2015 Cricket World Cup match between West Indies and United Arab Emirates at McLean Park in Napier" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2015/mar/15johnson-charles-l.jpg" alt="West Indies batsman Johnson Charles hits the ball during the Pool B 2015 Cricket World Cup match between West Indies and United Arab Emirates at McLean Park in Napier" /> West Indies batsman Johnson Charles hits the ball during the Pool B 2015 Cricket World Cup match between West Indies and United Arab Emirates at McLean Park in Napier. Pic/AFP
Chasing 176, they reached their target in 30.3 overs with Johnson Charles making 55 and Jonathan Carter an unbeaten 50.
West Indies will make the last-eight unless the final group game between Pakistan and Ireland in Adelaide ends in a tie or a no result.
The United Arab Emirates were all out for 175 after being sent into bat in the Pool B match at Napier's McLean Park.
Nasir Aziz made 60 and Amjad Javed 56 when putting on 107 for the seventh wicket.

West Indies defeated the United Arab Emirates by six wickets in their final World Cup Pool B match&nbsp;to put one foot in the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup quarter-finals

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