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Strictly speaking, the occasion didn't warrant it - they do have bigger fish to fry against Netherlands next week - but an electric SuperSport Park on Sunday relived a '438' moment of sorts in the Proteas' second T20 against the West Indies.
Proteas limited over seamer Sisanda Magala said their rain-shortened first T20 against the West Indies at SuperSport Park on Saturday was nothing short of chaotic.
At SuperSport Park, Centurion
At SuperSport Park, Centurion
Aiden Markram has learnt to take things in his stride, the Proteas T20 captain told reporters in a pre-match press conference in Pretoria on Friday as he reflected on what has been a well-storied journey for him up to this point.
New Zealand did the Proteas a massive favour in Auckland on Saturday, thrashing Sri Lanka by 198 runs to win the first of three ODIs.
On the eve of the first T20 of a three-match series against West Indies at SuperSport Park, Proteas T20 captain Aiden Markram cut a relaxed figure, even though he would be walking out at his home ground for his first day on the job as a full-time senior national skipper on Saturday.
In a spot of bother at 142/5 in chasing 261 for a series-levelling victory, Heinrich Klaasen (119* off 61) and Marco Jansen (43 off 33) combined for a thrilling, match-winning stand of 103 (62) that saw the Proteas obliterate the target.