"We got four points against two very difficult rivals," Scaloni said after an entertaining match in San Juan. "We all like to win of course but these games help a team to mature. Without a doubt, the balance is positive." De Kock's absence was not overly felt by the Proteas with his replacement at the top of the order, Reeza Hendricks, scoring a brisk 39 and Aiden Markram clubbing an unbeaten 51 from 26 balls, including the winning run, as their side topped West Indies' 143-8 with 10 balls to spare in Dubai. Quigley dramatically made it 4-3 to Stockport in the first half of extra-time when he expertly hooked home, before substitute Ollie Crankshaw's last-gasp breakaway fifth sealed a memorable victory. Despite dropping points for the first time in the tournament in their 2-2 draw at Genk last time out, David Moyes' side became one of only two teams to guarantee their path into the next round of the Europa League, with the knockout stages revamped from last season's tournament.