South Africa skipper Laura Wolvaardt said that once their Womens World Cup contest against Sri Lanka was reduced to 20 overs a side, she treated it like a T20 game and came out to bat with the same mindset here on Friday.
South Africa chased down the revised target of 121 against the hosts in double-quick time, finishing the match in 14.5 overs and with all 10 wickets intact.
Wolvaardt, who was declared player of the match for her unbeaten 60 and 125-run opening stand with Tazmin Brits 55 not out, said after the match that getting two points was a huge comfort after sitting inside the dressing room and watching the ground being pelted by incessant rain.