Greaves drove the last ball of the match for a single that brought up a 50-run stand for the sixth wicket in 4.2 overs, completing a competitive display. "We've said, and that the staff have always said, that losing games can become a habit as well as winning games. Fortunately we're in a position where we're winning games and that's becoming a habit. "Part of our London Pulse philosophy is to encourage development and growth of our players and staff," Sam Bird, London Pulse's director of netball said. "I've rustled up the courage now having read about him [Rafiq] and what he's been through. I want to share my experience as well. So I want to thank Azeem. A lot of credit needs to be given to him for speaking out. It takes a lot of courage. Courage I didn't have at the time - until now. That's the reason I'm coming out."