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HOBART HURRICANES VS MELBOURNE STARS, 1ST SEMI-FINAL

The Bigbash tournament is entering into the semi final stages and Hobart Hurricanes and Melbourne Stars will play the first of the semi-finals at Hobart on February 14.Glen Maxwell and Sandeep Lamichhane played an important role for the Melbourne stars victory in their last game.

For Hobart Hurricanes Mathew Wade and D Arcy Short has been consistent run getters. The first semifinal guarantees to be a closely fought match.Marcus Stoinis has been in great form for the Melbourne Stars.

TEAM INFO:

·  Michael Beer has been left out of the squad and TomO’Connell is called upon as his replacement
·      Nick Larkin has been named as the replacement for Travis Dean
·      Thomas Rogers may give way to James Faulkner in the playing XI
·      Jackson Coleman is doubtful to find a chance to be in playing XI.

TEAM SQUAD:

HOBART HURRICANES:

George Bailey, Matthew Wade(c & wk), Tim Paine, James Faulkner, Alex Doolan, Clive Rose, Jake Doran, Ben McDermott, Simon Milenko, David Moody, D Arcy Short, Qais Ahmad, Caleb Jewell, Jofra Archer, Riley Meredith, Thomas Rogers, Jarrod Freeman, Aaron Summers

MELBOURNE STARS :

Dwayne Bravo, Liam Plunkett, Jackson Coleman, Nic Maddinson, Glenn Maxwell (c), Michael Beer, Ben Dunk, Evan Gulbis, Peter Handscomb (wk), Jackson Bird, Scott Boland, Adam Zampa, Daniel Worrall, Marcus Stoinis, Nick Larkin, Seb Gotch (wk), Travis Dean, Sandeep Lamichhane, Liam Bowe, Jonathan Merlo, Lance Morris, Tom O Connell

KEY PLAYERS:

HOBART HURRICANES:

Matthew Wade

D Arcy Short

Riley Meredith

George Bailey

Jofra Archer

MELBOURNE STARS:

Glenn Maxwell

Ben Dunk

Marcus Stoinis

Dwayne Bravo

Adam Zampa

IDEAL XI:

Matthew Wade (W)

George Bailey

Ben McDermott

Glenn Maxwell

Simon Milenko

Marcus Stoinis/D Arcy Short

James Faulkner

Jofra Archer

Riley Meredith

Adam Zampa

Jackson Bird

Choice for Captain and Vice Captain:

Matthew Wade

Marcus Stoinis

Glenn Maxwell

D Arcy Short

Disclaimer: The information are collected from various sources to help you find the best playing XI. The final playing XI are selected by the team management and may have certain changes.

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