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The match in a tweet: Hurricanes will welcome Hobart! The canes end up in the semi-finals at home while Matthew Wade leads them to victory over the Renegades.
The score: Hobart Hurricanes 6-183 (Wade 58, McDermott 39no) beat the Melbourne Renegades 8-167 (Cooper 44, Short 2-20)
The on: Riley Meredith was one of the highlights of the Hurricanes tournament, but his first win tonight was the one he'd rather forget. The right army was hit 23 times at the opening of the race, including 17 from a legal delivery. After conceding only one of his first three balls, Meredith went nb, 5wd, 5nb, 5nb, 1 before finishing the match with four more pbades. He finished his night with a total of 43 points out of three, having sent 26 balls in total.
The skipper: Matthew Wade has been arguably the best fitness drummer in Australian cricket in the last 12 months. He continued this momentum with his sixth half-century of the season. D'Arcy Short and himself shared another strong opening position of 87 goals in less than nine more players, with Wade, the batterer, who hit 58 balls in 30 balls, including six to four and four. Coming just hours after being forgotten by the Australian ODI team, so was the veteran keeper-drummer.
The beginnings: He has kept his trademark in his bag for the moment, but Qais Ahmad has started his career in the BBL. The Afghan teenager grabbed Aaron Finch's crucial wicket and finished with a score of 2-34 on his four extra points, while he and his compatriot from the Hurricanes, D'Arcy Short (2-20 of 4), put the brakes on the attack.
The injury: It was only a minor problem at the end, but that moment certainly made Ben McDermott look mean. The right-handed attempt on the ramp did not quite take place and it took a few moments to regain consciousness before getting up again.
The next stop: The Hurricanes have yet to play a regular season game against the Thunder in Sydney on Saturday night, before hosting their first semifinal at the Blundstone Arena Thursday night. The Renegades are also in the final stages but will have to wait until the end of the regular season on Sunday to know where and against whom they will play.
Hurricanes XI: Matthew Wade (c / w), Arcy Short, Caleb Jewell, Ben McDermott, George Bailey, Simon Milenko, Jofra Archer, Clive Rose, Qais Ahmad, David Moody, Riley Meredith
Renegades XI: Aaron Finch (c), Marcus Harris, Sam Harper (week), Mackenzie Harvey, Tom Cooper, Mohammad Nabi, Christian Daniel, Cameron Boyce, Kane Richardson, Chris Tremain, Harry Gurney
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