Rangi Chase says his moment of brilliance in Salford Red Devils’ win over Hull FC was completely off the cuff.

The New Zealand-born half-back turned on the magic in the Red Devils’ win over Hull FC, producing some audacious skills to send Josh Griffin over for a try with 15 minutes remaining.

“I don’t think you can just plan for that,” Chase told Sky Sports News HQ.

“You’ve only got a few seconds to make a decision. I had to try and make out to the wing that I was going to take the ball up, and being that far out from the goalline, he’s got to make a decision whether to come in.

“The only way I could pass the ball was to flick it behind my back. It came off and created the space for Josh Griffin on the wing, and he did well to score. I used to practice those things when I was a little kid so I’m glad it came off.

“I am flattered to be honest. I do it at training, so without being big-headed, I know I can do it. It is humbling though.”

Chase created four of Salford’s six tries in the 32-28 victory but he says it does not rank as one of his best ever performances.

“I let a couple of tries in and gave them a chance to win it at the end when I kicked the ball out on the full,” he said.

“People see all the good things but I know what I need to work on. I made a few mistakes in the game that could have gone the other way. I’m not kidding myself by saying it’s my best game.”

Click on the attached video to see Chase’s stunning skills