The SA team have gone unbeaten in their last five Test series on home soil, and they won their last Test series against Sri Lanka in January 2021.
Maharaj said they were eager to strengthen their status on home soil.
Having drawn against West Indies and beaten Bangladesh away from home over the last few months, the Proteas are confident of carrying that momentum into their battle with Sri Lanka.
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