CRICKET WORLD CUP: PERFORMANCE OF THE WEEKEND

Monday 31 May 1999 00:02 BST

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ON ANY other day, Glenn McGrath's career-best 5 for 14 for Australia against the West Indies would have won the vote, but the plaudits go to Johnson, whose 76 against South Africa on Saturday ensured his side not only qualify for the Super Sixes but have an excellent chance of reaching the semi-finals.

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