Confident Titans eye One-Day Cup title Keagan Lion-Cachet expressed optimism as the Northerns Titans prepared to face the Central Gauteng Lions in the One-Day Cup final at the Wanderers on Sunday. The 24-year-old player emphasized the team’s determination to deliver their best performance, having secured a four-wicket victory over the EP Warriors in the qualifier playoff. His unbeaten 57 played a pivotal role in the win, helping the Titans navigate a challenging chase of 205 runs. After slipping to 127-5 in the closing stages, Lion-Cachet and Duan Jansen formed a crucial partnership, adding 53 runs to guide the team to victory. Reflecting on the qualifier, Lion-Cachet highlighted the team’s consistent mindset throughout the tournament. “We’ve had a strong focus on our goals, and the confidence in the squad is high as we head into the final,” he said. The players acknowledged the need for refinement but remained excited about the upcoming challenge. The Titans’ path to the final was marked by several weather disruptions, yet Lion-Cachet praised the team’s adaptability. “Rain is unpredictable, but how we respond is key. We’ve managed to stay focused on our plans despite the challenges,” he noted. The player also recognized the significance of the final, describing it as a major derby with differing conditions. “We’ll prepare thoroughly and stick to our processes to bring our best on the day,” he added. Lion-Cachet expressed pride in the opportunity to bring the trophy back to Centurion, emphasizing the hard work that led to the final. “It would mean a lot to achieve this, and we’re ready to finish the job,” he said. The final, scheduled to start at 10 a.m., will be broadcast on the SuperSport Action channel.#wanderers #keagan_lioncachet #northerns_titans #central_gauteng_lions #oneday_cup
