Jansen, who also put in brilliant performances in the Australia series, finished the warm-up against the Black Caps with 3/45.
The all-rounder dismissed Latham, Phillips and Daryl Mitchell, who scored 25 off 16 balls.
The Proteas had a tough start in their chase as Reeza Hendricks was dismissed in the first over for a duck by Trent Boult.
Quinton de Kock hit 84 not out from 89 balls while Rassie van der Dussen was bowled by Mitchell Santner in the 15th over on 51 runs.
The Proteas also lost the wickets of Aiden Makram (13), who was sent back to the pavilion by Ish Sodhi in the 20th over, and Heinrich Klaasen (39). the second victim of Boult in the 29th over.
David Miller (18) was at the crease with De Kock when rain forced the match to be abandoned.
South will play their first World Cup match against Sri Lanka on Saturday (10.30am South Africa time).
Proteas lose rain-affected final World Cup warm-up match against NZ
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Rain continued to frustrate the Proteas before the 50-overs World Cup as they lost their last warm-up match to New Zealand by seven runs on the Duckworth—Lewis—Stern (DLS) method.
The match at Greenfield Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram, India, was disrupted by rain at least twice on Monday.
South Africa saw their other warm-up match in India, against Afghanistan, abandoned without a ball being bowled at the same venue on Friday.
The Proteas will still be encouraged by their performance in last month's ODI series win against Australia going into the world showpiece.
South Africa came from 2-0 down to beat Australia 3-2, though it’s important to note the tourists missed some key players.
On Monday, New Zealand won the toss and opted to bat. They posted 321/6 while the Proteas managed only 211/4 in 37 overs before the rain had the final say.
The Black Caps achieved their strong total despite two of their top order batters, skipper Kane Williamson and opener Devon Conway, retiring hurt.
Conway had a brilliant knock of 78 off 73 balls before he was forced to leave the crease while his captain scored 37 runs from the 51 balls he faced. Conway hit 12 boundaries, 11 fours and one six.
Tom Latham and Glenn Phillips were other big contributors for the Black Caps with the bat, scoring 52 and 43 respectively.
Lungi Ngidi and Marco Jansen shone with the ball, claiming three wickets each.
Ngidi, who ended with 3/33, claimed the scalps of Will Young (12), Mark Chapman (20) and James Neesham (14).
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Jansen, who also put in brilliant performances in the Australia series, finished the warm-up against the Black Caps with 3/45.
The all-rounder dismissed Latham, Phillips and Daryl Mitchell, who scored 25 off 16 balls.
The Proteas had a tough start in their chase as Reeza Hendricks was dismissed in the first over for a duck by Trent Boult.
Quinton de Kock hit 84 not out from 89 balls while Rassie van der Dussen was bowled by Mitchell Santner in the 15th over on 51 runs.
The Proteas also lost the wickets of Aiden Makram (13), who was sent back to the pavilion by Ish Sodhi in the 20th over, and Heinrich Klaasen (39). the second victim of Boult in the 29th over.
David Miller (18) was at the crease with De Kock when rain forced the match to be abandoned.
South will play their first World Cup match against Sri Lanka on Saturday (10.30am South Africa time).
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