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Team Information
| Founded | 2011 |
| Ground | Bellerive Oval York Park |
| Head Coach | Adam Griffith |
Fixtures & Results
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Squad
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Hobart Hurricanes News
About Hobart Hurricanes
| Player | Role | Style | Age |
| Asif Ali | Batsman | Right-handed | 31 |
| Faheem Ashraf | All-rounder | Left-handed | 28 |
| Tim David | Batsman | Right-handed | 26 |
| Paddy Dooley | Bowler | Left-handed | 25 |
| Nathan Ellis | Bowler | Right-handed | 28 |
| Caleb Jewell | Batsman | Left-handed | 25 |
| Shadab Khan | All-rounder | Right-handed | 25 |
| Ben Mcdermott | Wicket-keeper batsman | Right-handed | 27 |
| Riley Meredith | Bowler | Right-handed | 26 |
| Mitch Owen | Batsman | Right-handed | 21 |
| Joel Paris | Bowler | Left-handed | 30 |
| Wil Parker | Bowler | Right-handed | 20 |
| D’Arcy Short | Batsman | Left-handed | 32 |
| Billy Stanlake | Bowler | Right-handed | 28 |
| Chris Tremain | Bowler | Right-handed | 31 |
| Matthew Wade | Wicket-keeper batsman | Left-handed | 34 |
| Mac Wright | Batsman | Right-handed | 24 |
| Zak Crawley | Batsman | Right-handed | 24 |
| Jimmy Neesham | All-rounder | Left-handed | 32 |
| Iain Carlisle | Bowler | Right-handed | 22 |
Hobart Hurricanes History
2020-21
Hobart Hurricanes ended the 10th season of the BBL on the sixth spot by winning 7 games out of the 14 matches. This was the first time in four years when they missed out to be a part of the finals.
2021-22
The team reached the finals of the BBL 11 after finishing at the 5th spot. They squared off against the Adelaide Strikers in the Eliminator but were knocked out of the tournament after getting defeated by 22 runs.
Administration and Support Staff
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Hobart Hurricanes 2022 Squad - Players to Watchout
D’Arcy Short: The Australian hard-hitter has been an integral part of the Hurricanes line-up, putting up match-winning performances over and over again. Short is the leading run-scorer for them with 2553 runs that is an evidence of his contribution to the Hurricanes’ BBL journey. He will be crucial for the purple franchise this season as they’ll need him to score big runs and show his batting prowess.
Ben Mcdermott: This guy has been the backbone of the Hurricanes batting for the past two seasons, emerging as the top-run getter in the 2020 and 2021 BBL. He has shown his consistency time and time again which is something that every team needs in such a big tournament. Mcdermott will be the one who’ll have a big role to play with the bat for Hobart this edition.
Matthew Wade: The skipper of Hobart Hurricanes will be a key if the side has to do well in the 12th season of the BBL. Wade needs to lead from the front and deliver with the bat alongside the responsibility of captaining the team from Tasmania. Under his leadership, Hurricanes entered the finals last season but they would want him to take them right up to the finish line where they stand tall as champions.
Riley Meredith: Riley has been one of the most prolific bowlers for the Hurricanes and is always amongst the wickets. He is the leading wicket-taker with 59 scalps for the team and holds the caliber to turn a game around when in need. Meredith is a major factor that can help Hobart win it this time.
Team Sponsors
Hobart Hurricanes have shaken hands with RedZed as their principal BBL partner for the 12th season of the league. The company is a specialist when it comes to providing loans to the self-employed public of Australia with their touch of personal approach as per each individual. Among other major partners are the chocolate company ‘Cadbury’, LION- one of Australia's largest Food and Beverage companies, The Blundstone Group, Wilson Security as the headwear partner, and Hydro Tasmania as the coaches partner. University of Tasmania, Flying Colours, Kookaburra, Masuri, SCA, and The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel are the official sponsors for the purple team this season.
Fan Base
The official Instagram account of the team from Tasmania is growing strong with a following of 135k at the moment. The fans come in huge numbers to support the Hurricanes and they would be hoping for them to win their maiden BBL time this season.
Hobart Hurricanes in Numbers
Batting Stats
Most Runs: D'Arcy Short: 2553 runs
Most Centuries: Ben Mcdermott: 3
Most Fifties: D'Arcy Short: 22
Best Batting Average: D'Arcy Short: 39.89
Best Strike Rate: Jake Reed: 266.66
Most Sixes: Ben Mcdermott: 101
Most Fours: D'Arcy Short: 244
Highest Individual Score: Matthew Wade: 130*
Bowling Stats
Most Wickets: Riley Meredith: 59
Best Economy: Xavier Doherty: 7.11
Best Bowling Figures: Daniel Christian: 4-14-5
Best Bowling Average: Joel Paris: 14.80
Most Runs Conceded: Shaun Tait : 4-56-0
Most 4 Wickets: Xavier Doherty: 2
Team Stats
Highest Score: 223/8 v Melbourne Renegades
Lowest Score: 91/10 v Sydney Sixers
Performance over the years
| Year | Result | Top Batsman | Runs | Top Bowler | Wickets | Win % |
| 2011-12 | 3rd | Travis Birt | 345 | Naved-ul-Hasan | 15 | 62.50% |
| 2012-13 | 6th | Tim Paine | 260 | Ben Laughlin | 14 | 50.00% |
| 2013-14 | Runner-up | Ben Dunk | 395 | Ben Laughlin | 14 | 44.44% |
| 2014-15 | 5th | Ben Dunk | 175 | Ben Laughlin | 13 | 37.50% |
| 2015-16 | 7th | George Bailey | 240 | Adil Rashid | 16 | 37.50% |
| 2016-17 | 7th | George Bailey | 247 | Daniel Christian | 9 | 37.50% |
| 2017-18 | Runner-up | D'Arcy Short | 572 | Jofra Archer | 16 | 50.00% |
| 2018-19 | 3rd | D'Arcy Short | 637 | James Faulkner | 18 | 66.67% |
| 2019-20 | 4th | D'Arcy Short | 357 | Scott Boland | 15 | 40.00% |
| 2020-21 | 6th | Ben Mcdermott | 402 | Nathan Ellis | 20 | 50.00% |
| 2021-22 | 5th | Ben Mcdermott | 577 | Thomas Rogers | 20 | 46.66% |
Hobart Hurricanes FAQs
Q. Who has scored the most runs for Hobart Hurricanes so far?
A. D'Arcy Short has scored a total of 2553 runs, the highest for Hobart Hurricanes so far.
Q. Who has taken the most number of wickets for the Hobart Hurricanes so far?
A. Riley Meredith has the highest number of Wickets for the Hobart Hurricanes: 59.
Q. How many BBL titles does the Hobart Hurricanes have?
A. The Hobart Hurricanes haven't won a single BBL title so far. The closest they have come is to finish runner-up twice.
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