"There's a lot to like about Mark Wood. He's running in, he's bowling at 150, that aggressive length," Morkel said after the match. "He's a strike bowler for us. It's only his third game in the IPL. He's still finding his feet in the subcontinent, especially in the IPL, where the margins are quite tough and it's a lot of quality players. So, for me, it's just talking through different periods where he's possibly going to bowl and ensure he's clear with his plans.

"But one thing about Woody is that he's won a World Cup, he's got a lot of experience, he's played for years in the England team that knows the recipe for success. So, yeah, my advice for him is not to over-think it now that he's playing in the IPL. He's been picked for a reason - he's bowling pace; make use of that as best as possible and, yeah, target certain batters to really go and express himself."

"Very happy to see Kyle [perform]. I have played with him a little bit at St Lucia Zouks back in the day [in the CPL]. It's amazing to see him sort of move on, he's progressed into a quality white-ball player," Morkel said. "Saw him in Durban [in the SA20 league] and he played these sorts of innings where upfront he really puts the bowlers under a lot of pressure. And to see him now in top form is also great."

"How we're going to work that out, luckily that's not for me to think about," Morkel said. " But yeah, it's fantastic to see him (Mayers) upfront, firing, and playing well and in form."

"I know that he's selected to be that middle-order finisher but this is a different situation, this is where you're chasing a huge total, you need your trump card."