Chris Morris was colourful in his description of his warm-up but things soon clicked as he set about recording the best figures yet in a domestic T20 final on Saturday. Having recovered from a back injury‚ the all-rounder’s 4/13 helped the Titans power to a seven-wicket victory over the hapless Dolphins. "It is very satisfying, especially after taking some tap in the last couple of games‚" said Morris. "The action was nice and the rhythm was good. In the warm-up I felt rubbish. Something felt sore‚ my back felt stiff. Nothing felt right. "For some reason it all clicked when I ran in to bowl my first ball. I hit the deck and it swung. I’m very lucky it came out right. It was just my night‚" beamed Morris‚ who quickly acknowledged the contributions of his colleagues. "It could very easily have been Lungi Ngidi’s night. Malusi Siboto’s double-wicket maiden‚ that changes a final." Morris went on to say "the pressure never left the Dolphins" and indiscretion in their shot selection duly ...
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