Klinger savours triumph

And after helping the Redbacks exorcise the demons of last year's final defeat by former club Victoria, Klinger heaped praise on his team-mates.

We're doing lots of things right. I'm happy for the boys

"It's fantastic for South Australian cricket," he said.

"We are doing a lot of things right, sometimes performances don't really show it.

"I thought all our bowlers did a really good job. We were really disciplined in the field, we missed a couple of chances but that will happen in this format - as long as our intent is good which it was, I'm really happy with the boys."

Klinger, who narrowly missed out on being named State Player of the Year following a stellar season, has already secured himself in the upcoming Indian Premier League.

The 30-year-old has signed a two-year deal with the Kochi franchise and is set to earn a lucrative sum from the move.

But the former Melbourne Maccabi man star insists he is still fully focused on ensuring the Redbacks end the domestic season with a flourish.

"We're still very much in the four-dayers but for now, I just want to enjoy this moment."