“We are a very steady sort of unit. I think we sort of know what we’re getting. Fateh, has been unbelievable through all six games. For a guy that hasn’t played much cricket at all, he’s come in and done seriously well.
“I know Tom Hinley has come in through the middle too with a few good overs. Me, Dwarsh (Ben Dwarshuis) and Tommy (Tom Taylor) has had a good start too, in his three or four games he’s played.
“We’ve got some consistency sort of forming there, it’s just runs on the boards clearly we need.”
Facing off against Durham, a team sat second in the table as it stands, brings a whole host of challenges for the Rapids in its own right.
For Duffy, however, there is the added storyline of playing against fellow countrymen Jimmy Neesham and Zak Foulkes, who have been additions to the Durham ranks this season.
Duffy, is excited by the opportunity to face off against the pair, who he knows from his time in New Zealand.
“I know Jimmy, I played a lot with him in Otago and against him for Wellington back home. That’ll be good fun, and obviously they’ve got Zak Foulkes too, who I’ve played with a lot for with New Zealand and against for Canterbury. There is a couple of really good 20/20 cricketers there.
“It will be a good challenge, but good fun.”
