New Zealand produced a dominant display to defeat South Africa by 68 runs in the second T20I and level the five-match series 1-1.
Devon Conway anchored the innings with a composed 60, while late fireworks from Josh Clarkson lifted New Zealand to 175/6.
In reply, South Africa struggled under pressure as Ben Sears (3-14) and Lockie Ferguson (3-16) led a clinical bowling effort to bundle them out for 107. George Linde provided late resistance with a quick 33, but it was not enough.
The emphatic win ensured New Zealand bounced back strongly after the opening loss.