Morkel joins Momentum Multiply Titans coaching team

The Momentum Multiply Titans are thrilled to announce that Albie Morkel, the esteemed former Proteas and Titans Cricket player, will join the teams coaching setup, effective immediately.

Morkel brings a wealth of experience and expertise and his addition further strengthens the Sky Blues commitment to fostering excellence in cricket coaching.

As part of his role, Morkel will contribute his extensive knowledge and skills and oversee a team of distinguished consultants who will play a pivotal role in enhancing the coaching program.

These consultants include cricket legends such as AB de Villiers, Gary Kirsten, Vernon Philander, and Rivash Gobind, all of whom bring unique insights and perspectives.

"We are delighted to welcome Albie Morkel to the our coaching Team," said Titans CEO Dr Jacques Faul. "His track record as a player and his dedication to the sport make him an invaluable addition to our team. With the support of Albie and our esteemed consultants, we are confident that our coaching program will continue to thrive and produce exceptional talent."

The Titans remain committed to providing world-class coaching and development opportunities for aspiring cricketers, and the addition of Morkel and the esteemed consultants further underscores this commitment.

Head Coach Mandla said,” It is great to have Albie back in the change room; he is a Titan through and through and will add a lot of value. Morkel said it is an honour to be included in the coaching team and looks forward to working with the other coaches.

During Albie Morkel’s tenure as Captain of the Titans, the team achieved arguably their most success, winning two trophies three seasons in succession.

CEO Jacques Faul further thanked AB de Villiers, Rivash Gobind, Gary Kirsten and Vernon Philander for their willingness to help the team. "They are world class coaches and legendary figures in the world of cricket. They bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to our coaching team and we're delighted to have them at the Titans."