New Zealand are all set to take on a rampaging South Africa in the third quarter-final of the World Cup at Mirpur on Friday and skipper Daniel Vettori hopes his side would draw inspiration from their win over Pakistan in the league stage.The 32-year-old allrounder Vettori, returning to the side after nursing a knee injury, wanted his 'top-five' batsmen to continue in the same fashion.Keen to make it to their sixth World Cup semifinals, the Black Caps' bowling attack has been boosted by the return of injured Vettori and paceman Kyle Mills. Vettori strained ligaments in his right knee against Pakistan and missed his side's final two group games, while Mills had a calf strain.