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The Adelaide Strikers have crumbled with the bat in a heavy loss to the Hobart Hurricanes at Ninja Stadium
Speedsters Riley Meredith and Nathan Ellis have ripped through the Adelaide Strikers as the table-topping Hobart Hurricanes posted a dominant 37-run Big Bash League win.
Chasing Hobart's 6-178, the Strikers were left reeling at 4-8 after Meredith and Ellis took two scalps each in the space of 12 deliveries at Ninja Stadium on Friday night.
Short on wickets this season, Meredith (2-16) had Adelaide skipper Matthew Short (2) caught at cover, before bowling Mackenzie Harvey for a duck two balls later.
Ellis (2-7) came to the party in the next over, getting rid of the dangerous Chris Lynn after a successful review for caught behind, then also accounting for Jason Sangha.
Liam Scott's 91* in vain as Hurricanes ease past Strikers
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Hobart Hurricanes 178 for 6 (Owen 33, Overton 2-13, Shamsi 1-19) beat Adelaide Strikers 141 for 9 (Scott 91*, Rishad 3-26, Ellis 2-7, Meredith 2-16) by 37 runs
Speedsters Riley Meredith and Nathan Ellis ripped through Adelaide Strikers as the table-topping Hobart Hurricanes posted a dominant 37-run Big Bash League win. Chasing Hurricanes' 178 for 6, Strikers were left reeling at 8 for 4 after Meredith and Ellis took two scalps each in the space of 12 deliveries at the Ninja Stadium on Friday night.
Short on wickets this season, Meredith (2 for 16) had Strikers skipper Matthew Short (2) caught at cover, before bowling Mackenzie Harvey for a duck two balls later. Ellis (2 for 7) came to the party in the next over, getting rid of the dangerous Chris Lynn after a successful review for caught behind, and then also accounting for Jason Sangha.
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Hobart Hurricanes Squad Announcement vs Adelaide Strikers
The Hobart Hurricanes return to Big Bash action tomorrow night against the Adelaide Strikers, following a decent break since their last game against the Sydney Thunder on Saturday.
In their first game against Tim Paine's Adelaide Strikers in BBL|15, the Hurricanes will be looking to continue their good form, which has them on top of the BBL standings.
After winning the toss, the Sydney Thunder went on to score 4-205, but not without an exciting start to Will Prestwidge's Hurricanes career, as he took two wickets in his first two balls.
Openers Mitch Owen (45 off 18) and Tim Ward (90 off 49) got the Hurricanes off to a flyer in their batting innings, before Nikhil Chaudhary (29* off 14) and Matt Wade (13* off 5) guided the 'Cane Train home with 13 balls to spare, getting them back on the winner's list.
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