Fritha Mary Kie Morris, popularly known as Fi Morris, is an experienced player in the English county circuit and has been around for a while now. 

A spin-bowling allrounder, Fi Morris made her county debut at the age of 14 in 2008, for Oxfordshire against Cornwall. Over the years, she has played for different county sides, including Berkshire, Gloucestershire, and now playing for Lancashire. 

Till now, Fi Morris has played over 100 T20 and List A matches in her domestic career. 

The 1994-born player has the best T20 career figures of 5/7 against Birmingham Phoenix in The Hundred (where she plays for Manchester Originals). 

She has been involved in several cricket clinics being held for school children. The aim of these clinics have been to encourage children, especially girls to play cricket.

She was the first cricketer to reveal the support she received from the Professional Cricketers’ Trust, a players' charity body. Fi Morris even went on to say that the professional help she received from the body "saved her life" as the cricketer was at that time battling with depression as well. Her mental health issues have even forced her to take a two-year break from cricket as well.

The 1994-born offie spent part of her winter playing club cricket for Sydney side Gordon in the 2023/24 season. 

Fi Morris graduated from Exeter University in 2015 with a degree in Sports Science, and she has worked as a sports therapist.

(As of August 2025)