Max Hatzoglou

Jan 14, 2025 | news.com.au | Max Hatzoglou

Melbourne Renegades have missed finals for the fifth time in six season since winning the title in BBL08 after a narrow seven-run loss to ladder leader Hobart Hurricanes on Tuesday night. After the Hurricanes took 28 runs off the power surge to make it 32 runs required off 30 balls, the Renegades bounced back with the next three overs going for 13 runs make it 17 off the final two overs at Ninja Stadium.

Jan 14, 2025 | codesports.com.au | Max Hatzoglou

BBLDon't miss out on the headlines from BBL. Followed categories will be added to My News. Hobart Hurricanes have suffered a massive blow on the eve of their first finals appearance in three seasons with quick Billy Stanlake going down with a shoulder injury against the Melbourne Renegades on Tuesday. Stanlake dived forward and took a strong catch down low before landing on his right shoulder where he pulled up sore holding it in some grief in the third over of the first innings at Ninja Stadium.

Jan 10, 2025 | news.com.au | Max Hatzoglou

Hobart Hurricanes have gone to the top of the table after back-to-back Tim David half-centuries lifted the home side to a strong six-wicket win with 19 balls remaining on Friday night. David took complete control of the game with an epic 68no off 38 balls including two one-handed sixes and a ball out of Bellerive Oval in a blistering knock. It followed a sensational unbeaten 62 from the 28-year-old the last time the Hurricanes played in Hobart where they are unbeaten this season with four wins.

Nov 21, 2024 | theroar.com.au | Max Hatzoglou

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Nov 3, 2024 | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Max Hatzoglou |Jason Phelan |Max Stainkamph |Matthew Forrest

An incredible come-from-behind victory has gifted Port Adelaide a home elimination final at Alberton. The Power overcame a determined GWS outfit that had no finals ambitions heading into the game. Despite knowing their fate, the Giants led at every break, including an 11-point margin at three quarter time. The one-point Power victory means they’ll face Richmond in an elimination final on Sunday.