De Villiers capped an outstanding stretch of form, which brought the Player-of-the-Series award, with an unbeaten 95 at Willowmoore Park. His 11-delivery stay featured nine boundaries and a single six, ensuring triumph with all of six overs to spare.Every situation is different and that's what I love about ODI cricket. I can go out there and absorb some pressure and then express my skills toward the end of my innings. I am very happy with my form and hopefully I can keep it up moving forward, said De Villiers.Sunday's saw the prolific right-hander finish with 367 runs, at the hefty average of 91.75, in the five-match affair. What 65 promised in Bloemfontein, 128 completed in Johannesburg, before 75 in Durban paved the way for the weekend's near century.We started off quite slowly, and even though we won the first match in Bloemfontein, we were a bit rusty around the edges. We beat a very good Pakistan team and we know we have the talent but we have to go out there and prove itMy game plan is pretty straightforward and I bat with intensity and a good energy at the crease. I try and keep still and watch the ball as best I can and play the situation I am confronted with at the time.
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