Durham all-rounder Gareth Breese wants his farewell One-Day Cup final for Durham against Warwickshire to be remembered for the team's achievement.
Breese, 38, has been involved in the first team since 2004 and has become a favourite at Chester-le-Street, but will retire after the current season.
He was also part of Durham's 2007 Friends Provident Trophy winning team.
"People have been talking about my last game but I want to take the focus off me." Breese told BBC Newcastle.
"I've always been a team player and that's most important.
Breese, 38, has been involved in the first team since 2004 and has become a favourite at Chester-le-Street, but will retire after the current season.
He was also part of Durham's 2007 Friends Provident Trophy winning team.
"People have been talking about my last game but I want to take the focus off me." Breese told BBC Newcastle.
"I've always been a team player and that's most important.