Faf du Plessis: (Are you okay?) Had a stiff back before the game from the other day, missing it, and physio's orders just try and take it easy in the field. I said it's never gonna happen. (On his catch) Yeah, I was just saying, wow, if I'm on the field, I just don't know a third gear or a second gear. So as the ball was coming, I was like, I'm gonna have to dive here. (You thought 160 was a good score?) Yeah, it's a tricky wicket. I just felt like we needed to put some intensity in the first six because if you let the bowlers bowl on a wicket like that, it can be hard work. The ball was very low, so to get a solid stand, I think that's almost half the challenge when you come here. Last season, with a few games, we lost three or four in the power play, and it's really difficult to come back from that. So to get that start tonight was really important, and then Don at the back, that's what Donovan does best. (On Amshi de Silva) Yeah, and what an athlete, isn't he? Like a guy that runs around, throws himself on the field. But yeah, we were very optimistic about him before the start of the season. The guys were very excited when they got him in the draft. There was some real good chat about him and his potential. And a bowler like that on a wicket like this, it's just a bit skiddy, doesn't get that bounce. If he bowls the right lengths, it's hard work. So I'm very happy for him. He's a great kid. (What's it like playing at the Oakland Coliseum?) This place is something else. I didn't know that (unbeaten record at this venue), but thank you for reminding me. That's a good stat. I remember last year, Nandre and Milne were very efficient in the way they operated on this ground. So hopefully, we've got a bit of confidence again. Actually, Dallas is not that good for us as a home ground, but as a batter, yeah, you've got to be proper on this wicket to get it right.