D’Arcy Short (left) struck seven boundaries and a six during his knock of 60
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Hobart Hurricanes opener D’Arcy Short smashed a 45-ball 60 to lead his side to a seven-wicket win and hand the Melbourne Renegades their third straight loss.
Daniel Worrall finished with figures of 4-23 off four overs
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Daniel Worrall took a four-wicket haul to help the Melbourne Stars beat the Hobart Hurricanes by six wickets and qualify for the Big Bash League final.
Matthew Wade was named Man of the Match for his knock of 58
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Hobart Hurricanes captain Matthew Wade secured a home semi-final for his side after he smashed a superb 58 to lead them to a 16-run win over the Melbourne Renegades.
George Bailey’s unbeaten knock of 70 was not enough to lead the Hobart Hurricanes to victory
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George Bailey walloped an unbeaten 70, but it was not enough to stop the Hobart Hurricanes from losing to the Melbourne Renegades by six wickets.
Matthew Wade was named Man of the Match for his knock of 71
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There will be a new champion crowned in the Big Bash League (BBL) as the Perth Scorchers, who triumphed last season, suffered a 71-run loss against the Hobart Hurricanes in their semi-final clash at Perth Stadium.
McDermott made the third-fastest hundred in BBL history
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Ben McDermott smashed a highly entertaining century and Stuart Broad stole the show in the final over and on the last ball of the match as the Hobart Hurricanes not only stunned the Melbourne Renegades by two wickets, but also chased down the highest score in Big Bash League (BBL) history.
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Dunk hammered 87 runs off 53 balls
Ben Dunk proved to be the Hobart Hurricanes’ hero as he demolished the Brisbane Heat with a incredible knock of 87 to book his side a spot in the semi-finals of the Big Bash League (BBL).
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Kieswetter hammered 51 runs off 46 balls
England opening batsman Craig Kieswetter smashed a brilliant half-century to help the Brisbane Heat burn the Adelaide Strikers by 32 runs in a low-scoring affair at the Adelaide Oval.
