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Tigers go top after tight finish
The Tasmania Tigers survived a chaotic final over to claim an extraordinary win at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney and go top of the Big Bash table.Man-of-the-Match Rana Naved-ul-Hasan kept his head when everyone around him was losing theirs, as a missed run out, a dropped catch, and a bizarre wide call all featured in a final over that had to be seen to be believed.The Tigers looked safe with 18 runs required from the last six balls but Ben Rohrer played the shot of the tournament off the first ball of the last over, stepping outside off and ramping a near-perfect yorker over fine leg for six to give the New South Wales Blues a chance.Two balls later, Rohrer should have been run out turning for an ambitious two. Ben Hilfenhaus fired the throw in from long off to the striker's end but stand-in wicketkeeper Travis Birt missed the stumps when trying to whip the bails off, which allowed Rohrer to get home.
Rohrer then survived a dropped catch by Xavier Doherty off the next ball to get two more. The fifth delivery was a perfect slower ball, Rohrer backed away and missed, the batsmen pinched one to the keeper, and got another run and an extra ball from the umpire who called an incredibly harsh wide.
Steve O'Keefe dug out a great yorker from the extra ball which yielded only a single. The last was a low full toss but Rohrer could not find the rope and the Tigers held on for a nail-biting two-run win.The Blues had been in cruise control at 0 for 69 after 8 overs in pursuit of their target of 153. David Warner (38) and Usman Khawaja (33) were ticking along nicely before Warner gifted his wicket to offspinner Jason Krejza. Krejza had been unlucky earlier, when he opened the bowling and trapped Khawaja plumb in front first ball, but the umpire was unmoved.The Tigers had a number of umpiring decisions go against them, including the third umpire reprieving Moises Henriques, who looked for all intents and purposes to have been run out.Krejza's wicket sparked an inspired move from Tigers captain George Bailey. Worried that Krejza only had one over left in his quota, having conceded eight runs in three, Bailey turned to opening batsman Rhett Lockyear to roll out some offbreaks. Lockyear's second ball bowled Phillip Hughes who looked all at sea. Curiously, though, Krejza never returned to complete his four.
Naved-ul-Hasan bowled Khawaja and Peter Nevill in consecutive balls to set the Blues back. First the classy left hander was deceived by a crafty slower ball, and then Nevill lost his middle stump to a searing yorker, leaving NSW reeling at 4 for 78.But Rohrer (47 not out off 29 balls) showed his experience and composure to keep the Bues alive only for Naved to have the last laugh.The Tigers' total of 6 for 152 proved just enough. Travis Birt top-scored for the visitors with a powerful 47 while 17-year-old NSW debutant Pat Cummins proved a slippery customer claiming 3 for 29 in a spell where he regularly clocked 140kph.
Bellerive Oval
Bellerive,Hobart, Tasmania
Capacity 16200
Playing area 175.0m long, 135.5m wide
Floodlights Yes, 2009
End names Church Street End, River End
Home team Tasmania
Other sports Australian Rules (Clarence 'Roos [SFL], Tasmanian Devils [VFL])
Curator Marcus Pamplin
Current local time 04:05, Tue Feb 01, 2011 (UTC +1100)
Profile
The headquarters of Tasmanian cricket relocated from the old TCA ground on Hobart's Queen's Domain to the scenic Bellerive Oval on the eastern shore of the Derwent River in 1987. The former community-based sports field has been progressively upgraded since with a major redevelopment completed during 2000-02. The venue consists of three principal stands - the Southern Stand (capacity 5800) and the Members and Players Pavilions; there are two smaller stands and a traditional hill on the eastern boundary which collectively contribute to a capacity crowd of 16,000. The dimensions of the playing surface are 175m x 135m - slightly longer but somewhat narrower than the MCG.
Turf wickets were first laid at Bellerive in 1957 and since then the arena has undergone a significant enhancement with the removal of a noticeable camber and leveling of the oval. The ten-strip centre wicket area consists of couch grass, which has been successfully propagated in the colder southern climate, and English rye in the perimeter pitches. Traditionally, the Bellerive wicket has provided bowlers with early movement, but the pitch tends to become a batting paradise as the match progresses, and the ground is influenced by afternoon sea-breezes off the Derwent River. Tasmania's first Test, between Australia and Sri Lanka, was played here in 1989.
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Tigers go top after tight finish
The Tasmania Tigers survived a chaotic final over to claim an extraordinary win at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney and go top of the Big Bash table.Man-of-the-Match Rana Naved-ul-Hasan kept his head when everyone around him was losing theirs, as a missed run out, a dropped catch, and a bizarre wide call all featured in a final over that had to be seen to be believed.The Tigers looked safe with 18 runs required from the last six balls but Ben Rohrer played the shot of the tournament off the first ball of the last over, stepping outside off and ramping a near-perfect yorker over fine leg for six to give the New South Wales Blues a chance.Two balls later, Rohrer should have been run out turning for an ambitious two. Ben Hilfenhaus fired the throw in from long off to the striker's end but stand-in wicketkeeper Travis Birt missed the stumps when trying to whip the bails off, which allowed Rohrer to get home.
Rohrer then survived a dropped catch by Xavier Doherty off the next ball to get two more. The fifth delivery was a perfect slower ball, Rohrer backed away and missed, the batsmen pinched one to the keeper, and got another run and an extra ball from the umpire who called an incredibly harsh wide.
Steve O'Keefe dug out a great yorker from the extra ball which yielded only a single. The last was a low full toss but Rohrer could not find the rope and the Tigers held on for a nail-biting two-run win.The Blues had been in cruise control at 0 for 69 after 8 overs in pursuit of their target of 153. David Warner (38) and Usman Khawaja (33) were ticking along nicely before Warner gifted his wicket to offspinner Jason Krejza. Krejza had been unlucky earlier, when he opened the bowling and trapped Khawaja plumb in front first ball, but the umpire was unmoved.The Tigers had a number of umpiring decisions go against them, including the third umpire reprieving Moises Henriques, who looked for all intents and purposes to have been run out.Krejza's wicket sparked an inspired move from Tigers captain George Bailey. Worried that Krejza only had one over left in his quota, having conceded eight runs in three, Bailey turned to opening batsman Rhett Lockyear to roll out some offbreaks. Lockyear's second ball bowled Phillip Hughes who looked all at sea. Curiously, though, Krejza never returned to complete his four.
Naved-ul-Hasan bowled Khawaja and Peter Nevill in consecutive balls to set the Blues back. First the classy left hander was deceived by a crafty slower ball, and then Nevill lost his middle stump to a searing yorker, leaving NSW reeling at 4 for 78.But Rohrer (47 not out off 29 balls) showed his experience and composure to keep the Bues alive only for Naved to have the last laugh.The Tigers' total of 6 for 152 proved just enough. Travis Birt top-scored for the visitors with a powerful 47 while 17-year-old NSW debutant Pat Cummins proved a slippery customer claiming 3 for 29 in a spell where he regularly clocked 140kph.
Bellerive Oval
Bellerive,Hobart, Tasmania
Capacity 16200
Playing area 175.0m long, 135.5m wide
Floodlights Yes, 2009
End names Church Street End, River End
Home team Tasmania
Other sports Australian Rules (Clarence 'Roos [SFL], Tasmanian Devils [VFL])
Curator Marcus Pamplin
Current local time 04:05, Tue Feb 01, 2011 (UTC +1100)
Profile
The headquarters of Tasmanian cricket relocated from the old TCA ground on Hobart's Queen's Domain to the scenic Bellerive Oval on the eastern shore of the Derwent River in 1987. The former community-based sports field has been progressively upgraded since with a major redevelopment completed during 2000-02. The venue consists of three principal stands - the Southern Stand (capacity 5800) and the Members and Players Pavilions; there are two smaller stands and a traditional hill on the eastern boundary which collectively contribute to a capacity crowd of 16,000. The dimensions of the playing surface are 175m x 135m - slightly longer but somewhat narrower than the MCG.
Turf wickets were first laid at Bellerive in 1957 and since then the arena has undergone a significant enhancement with the removal of a noticeable camber and leveling of the oval. The ten-strip centre wicket area consists of couch grass, which has been successfully propagated in the colder southern climate, and English rye in the perimeter pitches. Traditionally, the Bellerive wicket has provided bowlers with early movement, but the pitch tends to become a batting paradise as the match progresses, and the ground is influenced by afternoon sea-breezes off the Derwent River. Tasmania's first Test, between Australia and Sri Lanka, was played here in 1989.
Tags:
T20 Big Bash Preliminary Final Tasmania vs New South Wales at Hobart Live Streaming Australia Domestic Twenty20 Big Bash Score Online Highlights Feed Match Broadcast internet Podcast Telecast Radio Soapcast Podcast Tv February 1,2011.T20 Big Bash Preliminary Final Tasmania vs New South Wales at Hobart Live Streaming Australia Domestic Twenty20 Big Bash Score Online Highlights Feed Match Broadcast internet Podcast Telecast Radio Soapcast Podcast Tv February 1,2011.T20 Big Bash Preliminary Final Tasmania vs New South Wales at Hobart Live Streaming Australia Domestic Twenty20 Big Bash Score Online Highlights Feed Match Broadcast internet Podcast Telecast Radio Soapcast Podcast Tv February 1,2011.
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