Q. A tightly fought match and ending up in a half point. How do you feel about that?
PAUL WARING: You know what, from my point of view, I would have taken that but he played far better than that. I think he deserved a point out of that. He was brilliant to start off with. Really carried us through the first few holes and obviously gave us a great chance on the last. I'd take a half, but of course I'm a little bit disappointed because he was far better than that.
Q. Your first experience of this format, playing in team match play as a professional, facing a lot of pressure at the last, got to up-and-down it for a halve, chipping in for a win which you nearly did. Tell us about that and how you were feeling over that shot.
MATTHEW JORDAN: Well, yeah, it's obviously just that little bit more, isn't it, when you're playing for other people. Obviously normally you're selfish and playing for yourself.
For me, I tried to ignore all of that and try to hit the best shot that I possibly could, and I knew that if I could judge the lie well, which I did, then it was actually a fairly simple chip. Yeah, I judged it well. It had a chance.
So for me, just certainly just getting in that routine of doing what I would do normally and not letting everything else matter.
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