South African all-rounder Chris Morris has reported his retirement from all types of the game. Declaring the choice on Social Media, the 34-year-old said that he had acknowledged an instructing position with the homegrown side Titans. "Because of all who have had an influence in my excursion whether it be huge or small...it's been a pleasant ride!," the subtitle on his Instagram post read. In 69 appearances for the Proteas across the three organizations, Morris took 94 wickets. A skilled hitter in the lower-request, he couldn't exactly make an interpretation of his ability into enormous commitments with the bat, accumulating an aggregate of 774 worldwide runs. Morris took up cricket extremely late, making his First Class debut for North West at 22 years old in 2009. By 2011/12, however, he previously secured himself as their driving bowler. During that season, he was the most elevated wicket-taker in the homegrown T20 contest with 21 wickets. He got through the positions at the now-old Champions League in the 2012 season, where his establishment Lions made the last. That converted into a T20I debut later in the year just as a call-up to the group's Champions Trophy crew in 2013. During the 2013 IPL barters, Morris was purchased by Chennai Super Kings for USD 650,000. The competition stayed kind to him and his inside and out abilities procured him further large paydays during IPL 2016 (Delhi Daredevils) and IPL 2020 (Royal Challengers Bangalore). At the IPL 2021 sale, Morris was endorsed by the Rajasthan Royals for INR 16.25 crores - the biggest marking total throughout the entire existence of the competition at the closeout table. Morris, who missed the 2015 World Cup in Australia-New Zealand, was a late call-up for the 2019 occasion after Anrich Nortje was precluded with a physical issue. He finished that competition as South Africa's driving wicket-taker yet didn't highlight in one more game for the public group from there on.