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My family has always called Wes Agar Sexy Wes but now he is Sixy Wes

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Stuart Broad.

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50 off 16

100 off 39

… the fuck was that Mitchell Owen!? 🤯

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hands down the funniest reason for a delay in play during the cricket lol

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I was cheering for the Thunder but MOLLY STRANO YOU ABSOLUTE LEGEND

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Fire stops BBL match between Brisbane Heat and Hobart Hurricanes

Fire broke out during a Big Bash League (BBL) match between Brisbane Heat and Hobart Hurricanes delaying the proceedings for several minutes at the Gabba in Brisbane. The incident happened during the second innings near the scoreboard where the stadium’s DJ was setup. One of the stadium staff members was seen using the fire extinguisher to put the fire out. People in and around the stands were…

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Sydney Sixers vs Hobart Hurricanes Match Prediction 1/01/2025 At Hobart ...

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Matthew "the big show" Wade

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BBL watches Hundred sales process amid 'shifting' landscape

Australian cricket is watching the ECB’s introduction of private investment into the Hundred with interest as the Big Bash League looks to “stay ahead of the game” following a successful 2024/25 season. Hobart Hurricanes’ maiden title, on the back of Mitchell Owen‘s 39-ball century, put the seal on a campaign that demonstrated the BBL’s “strong momentum and growth”, the league’s general manager…

[valiantkoalaturtle]

Hey! I’m Sophie but feel free to call me Soph

I’m mid 20s and I live in Australia, she/her pronouns

My current obsession is F1 and my favourite driver is Oscar Piastri. Also fond of Lando, Charles, Max, Alex and George.

I also enjoy the AFL (Essendon fan since birth and til I die), cricket (Hobart Hurricanes) and NHL (Pittsburgh Penguins).

Big Taylor Swift fan (Eras Tour Melbourne Night One!)

Always happy to answer asks or chat 🩷

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Australia Test allrounder Beau Webster has returned to BBL champions Hobart Hurricanes on a three-year deal, having not played for his home state's team since 2017.Webster, 31, played five matches for Hurricanes in 2016-17, but has spent the past eight seasons in Melbourne: he was there for four seasons with Renegades, before another four with Stars.But having played his entire domestic career for his home state Tasmania, Webster will return to play for Hurricanes in the BBL over the next three seasons."I am pumped to return to Hobart next summer for the BBL, and get the opportunity to play on a packed Ninja Stadium in front of our fans, my friends and family," Webster said."Vaughany [Jeff Vaughan] and Nelly [Nathan Ellis] have got the group playing a really good brand of cricket, and to see them win a championship makes me hungry to bring another one to 'Canes fans next season."Webster signing is an interesting move by Hurricanes given they already have seam-bowling allrounders in Mitchell Owen and Chris Jordan in the top seven of their title-winning team. Despite Webster's outstanding first-class record, he hasn't been as dominant in T20 cricket.He has failed to strike at more than 132 in any of his last seven BBL seasons, and it will be interesting to see how he slips into Hurricanes' high-tempo batting unit. But Hurricanes general manager Salliann Beams was pleased to bring Webster back to Hobart."We have seen over the past 18 months just how special of a player Beau is, and to have him re-join the Hurricanes is something that will make all Tasmanians proud to hear," Beams said. "Beau's skill set in the short form of the game is up there with some of the best in the country, and he can take the game away from the opposition with the bat while also providing another wicket-taking option with the ball."His leadership will also be a vital aspect of his role at the Hurricanes, and he is great mates with the players we already have on our list, which means he will fit into what we are trying to build seamlessly."Stars hopeful about David, and sign HatcherHurricanes are still yet to re-sign title-winning power hitter Tim David, but they are hopeful of keeping him after a successful season. But Stars are still hoping of landing him as a free agent.Meanwhile, Stars have signed New South Wales fast bowler Liam Hatcher on a two-year deal after he spent the past two seasons with Sydney Thunder. Hatcher began his BBL at Stars in 2020, playing 17 matches over two seasons before moving to Thunder in 2023. But he played just four games in his first season in 2023-24, and did not feature at all in Thunder's run to the final in 2024-25.

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Owen century helps Hurricanes to maiden BBL

A superb century from Hobart Hurricanes opener Mitch Owen helped Hobart win their first BBL title by seven wickets. The 23-year-old, opening the batting with the slightly more experienced Caleb Jewell, whacked a 42-ball 108. In his astonishing innings, Mitch Owen hit six fours and eleven monster sixes. Nathan Ellis’ Hurricanes won the toss and elected to put the opposition, Sydney Thunder, into…

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🏏✨ What a thrilling victory! Mitchell Owen has led the Hobart Hurricanes to Big Bash League glory! 🎉🔥 Celebrate this incredible achievement and the rise of a cricket star! How do you think this win will impact the team's future? Share your thoughts!

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BBL 2025: Mitchell Owen, Nathan Ellis Star As Hobart Hurricanes Clinch Maiden Title | Cricket News

A record-equalling century by Mitchell Owen and a three-wicket haul by skipper Nathan Ellis helped Hobart Hurricanes secure their maiden Big Bash League (BBL) title, beating Sydney Thunder in the final at Hobart by seven wickets on Monday. After two appearances in the final during the 2013-14 and 2017-18 editions, Hobart finally has a BBL title to their names.  They have one important name to…

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Big Bash League: Mitch Owen's Record-Equents 39-Ball Tone Water Hobart Hurricane to Win over Sydney Thunder | Cricket News

Mitch Owen sets out the same century Big Bash league to lead to Hobartu Uuragan to their first T20 title with a victory of seven wicket over Sydney Thunder in the final on the Bellerive oval on Monday. Sydney published 182-7 after leaving throwing and in the baton, before Owen's twisted 108 out 42 beads helped the hosts on the driver's seat was held for their remaining aunt victory with 35…