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Melbourne Stars Big Bash League V Jan 6, 2016 Hobart Hurricanes Fact Sheet Library MELBOURNE STARS BIG BASH LEAGUE V JAN 6, 2016 HOBART HURRICANES FACT SHEET LIBRARY Twenty20 Big Bash League In the 2011/2012 season the Twenty20 Big Bash League comprising eight city-based franchises, replaced the six-state Twenty20 competition. A summary of the inaugural meeting between the Melbourne Stars and the Hobart Hurricanes at Bellerive Oval, Hobart, on January 9, 2012, follows: MELBOURNE STARS 3/203 (20 overs) (LJ Wright 117, RJ Quiney62; Naved-ul-Hasan 2/38) defeated HOBART HURRICANES 9/184 (20 overs) (OA Shah 55, TR Birt 51, RJG Lockyear 23, TIF Triffitt 21; JP Faulkner 4/46, SK Warne 2/23, DJ Hussey 2/28) by 19 runs. Player of the match: Luke Wright. Today’s Match Melbourne Stars (from Victoria unless indicated otherwise): David Hussey (captain), Michael Beer (Western Australia), Scott Boland, James Faulkner, Evan Gulbis, Ben Hilfenhaus, Tom Triffitt (all Tasmania), Peter Handscomb, Sam Harper, Glenn Maxwell, Kevin Pietersen (Dolphins, St Lucia Zouks and England), Rob Quiney, Marcus Stoinis, Daniel Worrall, Adam Zampa (both South Australia) and Luke Wright (Pune Warriors, Dhaka Gladiators and England). Hobart Hurricanes (from Tasmania unless indicated otherwise): Tim Payne (captain), Cameron Boyce (Queensland), George Bailey, Ben Dunk, Clive Rose, Sam Rainbird, Simon Milenko, Shaun Tait, Timm Van Der Gugten, Beau Webster, Jonathon Wells, Dominic Michael, Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka, Udarata Rulers, Dhaka Dynamites and Surrey), Dan Christian, Michael Hill and Jake Reed (all three Victoria), Darren Sammy (West Indies, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Rangpore Riders, Titans and Nottinghamshire), Joe Mennie (South Australia). Results of BBL Matches played to date between today’s Teams In the four seasons of the BBL to date the two teams have played each other four times at the qualifying stage and once in a semi-final. Summary results of the five matches are as follows: Hobart January 9, 2012 Stars 3/203 Hurr. 9/184 Stars by 19 runs MCG December 15, 2012 Hurr. 8/134 Stars 6/135 Stars by four wickets MCG January21, 2014 Hurr 9/131 Stars 5/135 Stars by five wickets MCG February 4, 2014 Stars 8/141 Hurr.3/142 Hurricanes by seven wickets (S/F) MCG December 20, 2014 Hurr. 5/190 Stars 9/138 Hurricanes by 52 runs In the matches between the two teams the most outstanding performance with the bat to date (117 off 60 balls including nine sixes) has come from Stars opening batsman Luke Wright. Wright and Rob Quiney’s opening partnership of 172 is the highest to date in the tournament. Jonathan Wells (68 off 44 balls and Tim Payne (65 off 52 balls) were among the Hurricanes best performers at the crease. Best with the ball have been Ben Hilfenhaus (4/27) and James Faulkner (4/46) for the Hurricanes. Wright and Quiney’s 172 run partnership scored during the match in Hobart on January 9, 2012 was seriously challenged during the Melbourne Renegades and Perth Scorchers match played at Docklands Stadium on December 30, 2015. Chasing the Renegades 4/170 the Scorchers’ openers Shaun Marsh (76*) and Michael Klinger (90*) had their partnership halted at 171 (18.4 0vers) when their team passed the Renegades 4/170. The opposing teams’ seasons to date Melbourne Stars • Adelaide Oval, December 18, 2015: ADELAIDE STRIKERS 5/187 (20 overs) (AI Ross 65, BJ Hodge 56*; SM Boland 2/55) defeated MELBOURNE STARS 7/168 (20 overs) (MP Stoinis 50; KW Richardson 3/22, AU Rashid 2/27, B Laughlin 2/38) by 19 runs. Player of the match: Alex Ross • MCG, December 20, 2015: SYDNEY THUNDER 6/178 (20 overs) (U Khawaja 109*; GJ Maxwell 2/28, JW Hastings 2/32) defeated MELBOURNE STARS 5/177 (20 overs) KP Pietersen 76, JP Faulkner 45*; AD Russell 2/28) by one run. Player of the match: Usman Khawaja • SCG, December 27, 2015: SYDNEY SIXERS 6/139 (20 overs) (MCHenriques 41 retired hurt, JC Silk 35) lost to the MELBOURNE STARS 4/143 (18.4overs) (GJ Maxwell 50, PSP Handscomb 52) by five wickets. Player of the match: Glenn Maxwell. • MCG, January 2, 2016: MELBOURNE RENEGADES 7/161 (20 overs) (CL White 54, AJ Finch 36; JW Hastings 4/29) lost to MELBOURNE STARS 3/163 (19.1 overs) (LJ Wright 109*) by seven wickets. Player of the match: Luke Wright Hobart Hurricanes • SCG, December 20, 2015: SYDNEY SIXERS 7/186 (20 overs) (BJ Haddin 72, JC Silk 41; CJ Boyce 2/25, SW Tait 2/33) defeated HOBART HURRICANES 91 (15.5 overs) (GJ Bailey 62*; NM Lyon 5/23, SNJ O’Keefe 2/17) by 95 runs. Player of the match: Brad Haddin • Bellerive Oval, December 22, 2015: HOBART HURRICANES 3/184 (20 overs) (TD Paine 87*, KC Sangakkara 43, GJ Bailey 40) defeated BRISBANE HEAT 8/164 (20 overs) (JS Floros42, NJ Reardon 41; SL Rainbird 3/37, DT Christian 2/22) by 20 runs. Player of the match: Chris Lynn. • Gabba, December 29, 201:5HOBART HURRICANES 4/194 (20 overs) (DT Christian 58*, KC Sangakkara 32, GJ Bailey 31; S Badree 2/27) defeated BRISBANE HEAT 9/179 (20 overs) (CA Lynn 101; JA Reed 3/31, CJ Boyce 2/22) by seven wickets. Player of the match: Chris Lynn • Bellerive Oval January 1, 2016: HOBART HURRICANES 6/163 (20 overs) (GJ Bailey 56*; CJ McKay 4/28) defeated SYDNEY SIXERS 9/152 (MEK Hussey 71; SW Tait 3/16, JK Reed 3/36, CJ Boyce 2/24) by 11 runs. Player of the match: Shaun Tait • Bellerive Oval January 4, 2016: HOBART HURRICANES 5/140 (20 overs) (BR Dunk 37, DT Christian 58; XJ Doherty 2/19, CJ Gannon 2/31) lost to the Melbourne Renegades 5/144 (15 overs) (AJ Finch 60, CH Gayle 41; CJ Boyce 3/34, SL Rainbird 2/34) by 5 wickets. Player of the match: CP Tremain KFC TWENTY20 BIG BASH 2015/16 TABLE The library’s catalogue hosted by Liberty Library Table as at start of today’s match P W T L NR A Pts NetRR Management System is 1 Adelaide Strikers 5 4 0 1 0 0 8 0.416 available online at 2 Perth Scorchers 5 3 0 2 0 0 6 0.523 tinyurl.com/ mcclcatalogue and through the MCC 3 Sydney Thunder 5 3 0 2 0 0 6 0.520 Library webpage at 4 Hobart Hurricanes 5 3 0 2 0 0 6 -1.057 tinyurl.com/melbccl 5 Melbourne Renegades 5 2 0 3 0 0 4 0.322 Follow @MelbCCLibrary and 6 Melbourne Stars 4 2 0 2 0 0 4 0.052 on Instagram and Twitter for your posts include 7 Sydney Sixers 6 2 0 4 0 0 4 0.016 #MelbCCLibrary and 8 Brisbane Heat 5 1 0 4 0 0 2 -0.816 #MCG1853 The opposing teams’ remaining matches this season Docklands Stadium, January 9, 2016, Melbourne Renegades v Melbourne Stars Bellerive, January 10, 2016, Hobart Hurricanes v Perth Scorchers Adelaide Oval, January 13, 2016, Adelaide Strikers v Hobart Hurricanes MCG, January 14, 2016, Melbourne Stars v Brisbane Heat WACA, January 16, 2016, Perth Scorchers v Melbourne Stars Fact sheet research by MCC Library volunteers Ross Perry and Ray Webster Edited by David Studham and Trevor Ruddell Thanks to http://www.bigbashboard.com and http://www.cricketarchive.co.uk .
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