Scott Styris to play in Big Bash League
By AP - HOBART (Australia)
09th August 2012 02:45 PM
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Scott Styris joins Englishman Owais Shah at the Hurricanes who reached the semifinals of the Big Bash League last season.
Former New Zealand test allrounder Scott Styris has signed
to play for the Hobart Hurricanes in Australia's Big Bash Twenty20 cricket
league next season.
The 37-year-old Styris retired from international cricket last year after
playing 29 tests,188 one day internationals and 31 Twenty20 matches for New
Zealand.
He has since played in Twenty20 leagues around the world, recently hitting a
century from 37 balls for English county Sussex.
Styris said "I'm enjoying my involvement in franchise T20 cricket around
the world and have always enjoyed the challenge of playing in Australia against
Australians."
He joins Englishman Owais Shah at the Hurricanes who reached the semifinals of
the Big Bash League last season.
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