Rising star Saim Ayub hit his second century of the series -– and his third in five innings –- as Pakistan completed a series cleansweep over South Africa in the third one-day international at the Wanderers Stadium on Sunday.

Left-handed opening batsman Ayub made a sparkling 101 off 94 balls in a Pakistan total of 308 for nine.

Heinrich Klaasen thrashed 81 off 43 balls for South Africa -– but the hosts were beaten by 36 runs chasing an adjusted target of 308. The match was reduced to 47 overs a side because of rain.

Ayub, 22, hit 113 not out in the second one-day game against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo last month and 109 in the series opener against South Africa in Paarl last week.

In between his one-day appearances he made an unbeaten 98 in the second Twenty20 international against South Africa in Centurion.

Ayub was named player of the match and player of the series.&nbsp;

"It's important because we won but it is for all the team, not just me," he said. "The senior players helped me a lot."

In contrast to Ayub's form, his opening partner Abdullah Shafique was out for his third successive duck after Pakistan were sent in to bat.

But Ayub was seldom troubled as he played shots all around the wicket in partnerships of 114 with Babar Azam (52) and 93 with captain Mohammad Rizwan (53).

Ayub fell to debutant Corbin Bosch, caught behind attempting an audacious flick to leg, after hitting 13 fours and two sixes.&nbsp;

Bosch, the son of the late Test and one-day international player Tertius Bosch, received a call-up after injuries hit South Africa's fast bowling resources.

For the third successive match, Klaasen was the only South African to make a half-century. He kept South Africa ahead of the required run rate until he was sixth man out, caught on the square leg boundary off Shaheen Shah Afridi with the total on 194 in the 29th over.

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Ayub followed up his century by taking one for 34 in 10 overs with his mixture of off-spin and carrom balls, claiming the key wicket of David Miller and producing the most economical figures by any bowler in the match.

Brief scores:

Pakistan 308-9 in 47 overs (Saim Ayub 101, Mohammad Rizwan 53, Babar Azam 52, Salman Agha 48; K. Rabada 3-56) v South Africa 271 in 42 overs (H. Klaasen 81, C. Bosch 40 not out)

Result: Pakistan won by 36 runs (DLS method)

Series: Pakistan won the three-match series 3-0

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Rising star Saim Ayub hit his second century of the series -– and his third in five innings –- as Pakistan completed a series cleansweep over South Africa in the third one-day international at the Wanderers Stadium on Sunday.

Rising star Saim Ayub hit his second century of the series -– and his third in five innings –- as Pakistan completed a series cleansweep over South Africa in the third one-day international at the Wanderers Stadium on Sunday. Left-handed opening batsman Ayub made a sparkling 101 off 94 balls in a Pakistan total of 308 for nine. Heinrich Klaasen thrashed 81 off 43 balls for South Africa -– but the hosts were beaten by 36 runs chasing an adjusted target of 308. The match was reduced to 47 overs a side because of rain. Ayub, 22, hit 113 not out in the second one-day game against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo last month and 109 in the series opener against South Africa in Paarl last week. In between his one-day appearances he made an unbeaten 98 in the second Twenty20 international against South Africa in Centurion. Ayub was named player of the match and player of the series. "It's important because we won but it is for all the team, not just me," he said. "The senior players helped me a lot." In contrast to Ayub's form, his opening partner Abdullah Shafique was out for his third successive duck after Pakistan were sent in to bat. But Ayub was seldom troubled as he played shots all around the wicket in partnerships of 114 with Babar Azam (52) and 93 with captain Mohammad Rizwan (53). Ayub fell to debutant Corbin Bosch, caught behind attempting an audacious flick to leg, after hitting 13 fours and two sixes. Bosch, the son of the late Test and one-day international player Tertius Bosch, received a call-up after injuries hit South Africa's fast bowling resources. For the third successive match, Klaasen was the only South African to make a half-century. He kept South Africa ahead of the required run rate until he was sixth man out, caught on the square leg boundary off Shaheen Shah Afridi with the total on 194 in the 29th over. Also read: Champions Trophy 2025: Joe Root returns to England squad; Ben Stokes misses out due to hamstring issue Ayub followed up his century by taking one for 34 in 10 overs with his mixture of off-spin and carrom balls, claiming the key wicket of David Miller and producing the most economical figures by any bowler in the match. Brief scores: Pakistan 308-9 in 47 overs (Saim Ayub 101, Mohammad Rizwan 53, Babar Azam 52, Salman Agha 48; K. Rabada 3-56) v South Africa 271 in 42 overs (H. Klaasen 81, C. Bosch 40 not out) Result: Pakistan won by 36 runs (DLS method) Series: Pakistan won the three-match series 3-0 Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

In-form Saim Ayub shines as Pakistan whitewash South Africa ahead of Champions Trophy

Manu Bhaker has not been named in the Khel Ratna nominees list, i.e.&nbsp;India's highest sporting honour. A 12-member National Sports Day committee, headed by retired Supreme Court judge, Justice V Ramasubramam, did not recommend the shooter's name for the prestigious award despite her recent achievements at the Paris Olympics. Manu won two medals in the prestigious event in Paris,&nbsp;winning two bronze medals—one in the women's 10m air pistol event and the other with Sarabjot Singh in the mixed 10m pistol event.

Reportedly, the Sports Ministry has claimed that the 22-year-old Manu did not apply for the award. However, Manu's father, Ramakrishna, revealed that they did apply&nbsp;for the honour but did not hear back from the committee.

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Speaking to India Today, Ramakrishna opened up on the entire matter and said, “What's the point of getting two medals in a single Olympics if you have to beg for awards?” “One government official is deciding, and committee members are silent, not giving their opinion. I don't understand. Is this the way you are encouraging athletes?,” he&nbsp;asked.

"We applied for the award but have heard nothing from the committee. Why are parents encouraging their kids to play; they should push them to become IRS officers in government," he further added.

In Manu's case, the&nbsp;National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) is responsible for recommending her for the list. It remains unclear if NRAI made the recommendation, however, her father confirmed that the application was made.&nbsp;

Manu became the first-ever Indian athlete, post Independence, to win two individual medals in an Olympic edition. She won the Arjuna Award in 2020.&nbsp;

Manu Bhaker has not been named in the Khel Ratna nominees list, i.e. India's highest sporting honour. A 12-member National Sports Day committee, headed by retired Supreme Court judge, Justice V Ramasubramam, did not recommend the shooter's name for the prestigious award despite her recent achievements at the Paris Olympics.

Manu Bhaker has not been named in the Khel Ratna nominees list, i.e. India's highest sporting honour. A 12-member National Sports Day committee, headed by retired Supreme Court judge, Justice V Ramasubramam, did not recommend the shooter's name for the prestigious award despite her recent achievements at the Paris Olympics. Manu won two medals in the prestigious event in Paris, winning two bronze medals—one in the women's 10m air pistol event and the other with Sarabjot Singh in the mixed 10m pistol event. Reportedly, the Sports Ministry has claimed that the 22-year-old Manu did not apply for the award. However, Manu's father, Ramakrishna, revealed that they did apply for the honour but did not hear back from the committee. Also read: NBA: Nikola Jokic helps Denver Nuggets rally for overtime win vs New Orleans Pelicans Speaking to India Today, Ramakrishna opened up on the entire matter and said, “What's the point of getting two medals in a single Olympics if you have to beg for awards?” “One government official is deciding, and committee members are silent, not giving their opinion. I don't understand. Is this the way you are encouraging athletes?,” he asked. "We applied for the award but have heard nothing from the committee. Why are parents encouraging their kids to play; they should push them to become IRS officers in government," he further added. In Manu's case, the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) is responsible for recommending her for the list. It remains unclear if NRAI made the recommendation, however, her father confirmed that the application was made. Manu became the first-ever Indian athlete, post Independence, to win two individual medals in an Olympic edition. She won the Arjuna Award in 2020.

Manu Bhaker, Paris Olympics' double medallist, not named in Khel Ratna nominees' list: Sources

The India-Australia Test series is currently poised at 1-1 after the first three Tests. A lot of drama has taken place off the field before the next encounter at the 2024/25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT), i.e. the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne. Virat Kohli confronted an Australian journalist after the reporter filmed a video of his family, without permission, irking the star batter. After a few days, Ravindra Jadeja&nbsp;was accused by the Australian media for not entertaining questions in English after a net session at the MCG, Melbourne.

Speaking about Kohli and Jadeja's sour moments with the media, in the lead-up to the Boxing Day Test, former Australia batter Simon Katich feels it is all 'mind games', due to the 'enormity of the series'.

Katich said on Channel 7, "Obviously, there’s been a few things unfolding in the last week or so, that haven’t gone down well at that camp. It’s probably just the mind games being played, given the enormity of this series. "The media are here to promote the game and I don’t know what the Indians are thinking at the moment. That’s their problem,” he added.

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Talking about Kohli's confrontation with the media, the former Indian captain argued with the media after a video of his family was captured, without permission, at the Melbourne airport. To this, he was caught saying on the camera, "With my kids, I need some privacy. You can't film without asking me."

On the other hand, Jadeja took a few questions from the Indian reporters post a net session in Melbourne before rushing to catch the team bus. Just then, an Australian reporter argued with the Indian team media manager,&nbsp;saying, "Can't we take one question in English?" While the manager replied saying, "This was organised mainly for the travelling Indian media." The reporter expressed his frustration, stating, "the organisation is hopeless."

The fourth and penultimate Test between India and Australia kicks off at the iconic MCG, Melbourne on Thursday (Dec 26).

The India-Australia Test series is currently poised at 1-1 after the first three Tests. A lot of drama has taken place off the field before the next encounter at the 2024/25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT), i.

The India-Australia Test series is currently poised at 1-1 after the first three Tests. A lot of drama has taken place off the field before the next encounter at the 2024/25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT), i.e. the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne. Virat Kohli confronted an Australian journalist after the reporter filmed a video of his family, without permission, irking the star batter. After a few days, Ravindra Jadeja was accused by the Australian media for not entertaining questions in English after a net session at the MCG, Melbourne. Speaking about Kohli and Jadeja's sour moments with the media, in the lead-up to the Boxing Day Test, former Australia batter Simon Katich feels it is all 'mind games', due to the 'enormity of the series'. Katich said on Channel 7, "Obviously, there’s been a few things unfolding in the last week or so, that haven’t gone down well at that camp. It’s probably just the mind games being played, given the enormity of this series. "The media are here to promote the game and I don’t know what the Indians are thinking at the moment. That’s their problem,” he added. Also read: SA vs Pak: HISTORY MADE! Wanderers Stadium witnesses birth of baby boy during third ODI in J'burg Talking about Kohli's confrontation with the media, the former Indian captain argued with the media after a video of his family was captured, without permission, at the Melbourne airport. To this, he was caught saying on the camera, "With my kids, I need some privacy. You can't film without asking me." On the other hand, Jadeja took a few questions from the Indian reporters post a net session in Melbourne before rushing to catch the team bus. Just then, an Australian reporter argued with the Indian team media manager, saying, "Can't we take one question in English?" While the manager replied saying, "This was organised mainly for the travelling Indian media." The reporter expressed his frustration, stating, "the organisation is hopeless." The fourth and penultimate Test between India and Australia kicks off at the iconic MCG, Melbourne on Thursday (Dec 26).

BGT: Katich reacts to Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja's sour moments with media before Boxing Day Test

South Africa and Pakistan met for the third and final ODI at the iconic Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on Sunday (Dec 22). While Pakistan already had an unassailable 2-0 lead, the dead rubber had plenty of moments on and off the field. The Pink ODI saw history being made as the stadium witnessed the birth of a baby boy. The incident took place during the first innings, with Pakistan batting first.&nbsp;The scoreboard read, "Congratulations Mr and Mrs Rabeng on the birth of your healthy son at Bullring." Notably, the baby was delivered at the stadium's medical facility.

The historic development was shared on social media platforms:

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In addition,&nbsp;one of the spectators went down on his knees to propose to his girlfriend during the match. The heart-warming moment was captured by many in the stands and the girl's approval led to loud cheers from the crowd.

Talking about the Pink ODI, saw the visitors being asked to bat first. Mohammad Rizwan-led Pakistan rode on in-form opener Saim Ayub's 94-ball 101 and fifties from Babar Azam and the skipper, along with Salman Agha's 33-ball 48, to post 308 for 9 in 47 overs (with a rain break reducing the contest to 47 overs aside). In reply, Temba Bavuma-led hosts only managed 271 in 42 overs with Heinrich Klaasen top-scoring with 81 (43).

After Pakistan became the first team to whitewash SA at home, Rizwan said at the post-match presentation, "Always a proud moment. The nation expects such things from us. We are happy. The whole team gave effort. The second ODI, everyone performed. That was a perfect team game. It is not easy playing away from your country. The guys had trust on each other. (On Saim Ayub) I don't want to praise him more. We trust him and believe in his talent."

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South Africa and Pakistan met for the third and final ODI at the iconic Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on Sunday (Dec 22). While Pakistan already had an unassailable 2-0 lead, the dead rubber had plenty of moments on and off the field.

South Africa and Pakistan met for the third and final ODI at the iconic Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on Sunday (Dec 22). While Pakistan already had an unassailable 2-0 lead, the dead rubber had plenty of moments on and off the field. The Pink ODI saw history being made as the stadium witnessed the birth of a baby boy. The incident took place during the first innings, with Pakistan batting first. The scoreboard read, "Congratulations Mr and Mrs Rabeng on the birth of your healthy son at Bullring." Notably, the baby was delivered at the stadium's medical facility. The historic development was shared on social media platforms: ‼️History made as woman gives birth at Wanderers Cricket Stadium while another couple got engaged during the Pink Day ODI‼️👩🏽‍🍼💍 The Rabeng’s were assisted by the Medics and gave birth to a baby boy at 17:20 in JHB The Proteas need 309 runs to win and avoid a series whitewash pic.twitter.com/VhAlVPhLtd — Xoli Zondo (MBA) (@XoliswaZondo) December 22, 2024 × Also read: In-form Saim Ayub shines as Pakistan whitewash South Africa ahead of Champions Trophy In addition, one of the spectators went down on his knees to propose to his girlfriend during the match. The heart-warming moment was captured by many in the stands and the girl's approval led to loud cheers from the crowd. Talking about the Pink ODI, saw the visitors being asked to bat first. Mohammad Rizwan-led Pakistan rode on in-form opener Saim Ayub's 94-ball 101 and fifties from Babar Azam and the skipper, along with Salman Agha's 33-ball 48, to post 308 for 9 in 47 overs (with a rain break reducing the contest to 47 overs aside). In reply, Temba Bavuma-led hosts only managed 271 in 42 overs with Heinrich Klaasen top-scoring with 81 (43). After Pakistan became the first team to whitewash SA at home, Rizwan said at the post-match presentation, "Always a proud moment. The nation expects such things from us. We are happy. The whole team gave effort. The second ODI, everyone performed. That was a perfect team game. It is not easy playing away from your country. The guys had trust on each other. (On Saim Ayub) I don't want to praise him more. We trust him and believe in his talent."

SA vs Pak: HISTORY MADE! Wanderers Stadium witnesses birth of baby boy during third ODI in J'burg

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Prithvi Shaw, who went unsold in the two-day IPL 2025 mega auction, was dropped from Mumbai's squad for the upcoming Vijay Hazare Trophy. After the snub, Shaw took to his Instagram story and wrote, "Tell me God, what more do I have to see? If 65 innings, 3399 runs at an average of 55.7 with a strike rate of 126, I'm not good enough. But I will keep my faith in you and, hopefully, people still believe in me, because I will come back for sure. Om Sai Ram." However, an MCA official has lashed out at Shaw, blaming him for his downfall due to fitness and disciplinary issues.
The official said, speaking anonymously to the news agency PTI, "The ball would pass near him, and he would barely make an effort to reach it. Even while batting, he struggled to reach the ball. His fitness, discipline, and attitude are lacking, and we cannot have different rules for different players."
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The official also opened up on Shaw's frustrations, which he vented out on social media. In this regard, the MCA official said, "Social media posts will not sway the Mumbai selectors or the MCA. Shaw needs to focus on his game, not on gaining sympathy."
The 25-year-old Shaw's career has taken a huge fall in recent times. Reportedly, there were several concerns regarding him before Mumbai omitted him from the Vijay Hazare squad. It is believed that the dashing batter missed training sessions at regular intervals and frequently returned to the team hotel at odd hours, irking his senior team members. 
Mumbai's Vijay Hazare Trophy squad doesn't include all-rounder Shams Mulani and veteran Ajinkya Rahane, who asked for rest due to personal reasons. 
Mumbai squad: Shreyas Iyer, Ayush Mhatre, Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Jay Bista, Suryakumar Yadav, Shivam Dube, Suryansh Shedge, Siddhesh Lad, Hardik Tamore, Prasad Pawar, Atharva Ankolekar, Tanush Kotian, Shardul Thakur, Royston Dias, Juned Khan, Harsh Tanna, Vinayak Bhoir.

The Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) official slammed Prithvi Shaw's dramatic outburst following his Vijay Hazare Trophy snub. 



New Delhi, India Prithvi Shaw, who went unsold in the two-day IPL 2025 mega auction, was dropped from Mumbai's squad for the upcoming Vijay Hazare Trophy. After the snub, Shaw took to his Instagram story and wrote, "Tell me God, what more do I have to see? If 65 innings, 3399 runs at an average of 55.7 with a strike rate of 126, I'm not good enough. But I will keep my faith in you and, hopefully, people still believe in me, because I will come back for sure. Om Sai Ram." However, an MCA official has lashed out at Shaw, blaming him for his downfall due to fitness and disciplinary issues. The official said, speaking anonymously to the news agency PTI, "The ball would pass near him, and he would barely make an effort to reach it. Even while batting, he struggled to reach the ball. His fitness, discipline, and attitude are lacking, and we cannot have different rules for different players." Also read: BGT: 'We want to provide...,' Australia selector on dropping Nathan McSweeney for final two Tests The official also opened up on Shaw's frustrations, which he vented out on social media. In this regard, the MCA official said, "Social media posts will not sway the Mumbai selectors or the MCA. Shaw needs to focus on his game, not on gaining sympathy." The 25-year-old Shaw's career has taken a huge fall in recent times. Reportedly, there were several concerns regarding him before Mumbai omitted him from the Vijay Hazare squad. It is believed that the dashing batter missed training sessions at regular intervals and frequently returned to the team hotel at odd hours, irking his senior team members. Mumbai's Vijay Hazare Trophy squad doesn't include all-rounder Shams Mulani and veteran Ajinkya Rahane, who asked for rest due to personal reasons. Mumbai squad: Shreyas Iyer, Ayush Mhatre, Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Jay Bista, Suryakumar Yadav, Shivam Dube, Suryansh Shedge, Siddhesh Lad, Hardik Tamore, Prasad Pawar, Atharva Ankolekar, Tanush Kotian, Shardul Thakur, Royston Dias, Juned Khan, Harsh Tanna, Vinayak Bhoir.

He is his enemy: MCA SLAMS Prithvi Shaw for dramatic outburst after Vijay Hazare Trophy snub

Match 6 of the Big Bash League (BBL) 2024-25 edition will see the Hobart Hurricanes lock horns with the Perth Scorchers at the&nbsp;Bellerive Oval, Hobart on Saturday (Dec 21). Both teams have had a contrasting start to the eight-team tournament with the Hurricanes placed at the bottom, following a loss over Melbourne Renegades whereas the Scorchers beat Melbourne Stars in the opening clash of the current edition.

Talking about the Scorchers' opening game, they outplayed the Stars courtesy of a brilliant all-round display. Jhye Richardson starred with 3 for 19 before&nbsp;Cooper Connolly top-scored with a 51-ball 64 to help his side chase down a below-par 147-run target by six wickets.

The Hurricanes, on the other hand, were handed a six-wicket defeat by the Renegades after a disastrous performance with the bat, being all-out for a paltry 74. The Hurricances will be desperate to move past their horrific start and revamp, to not fall behind in the points table in the initial stage of the tournament.

<h2>HERE IS ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE LIVE STREAMING DETAILS OF THE CLASH:</h2>

Which stadium will host the Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match?

The Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match will be held at the Bellerive Oval, Hobart.

What time will the Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match start?

The Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match will commence at 4:00 PM local time (10:30 AM IST).

Where to watch the Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match on TV?

The Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match will be telecast on Star Sports network in India.

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Where to watch the Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers LIVE Streaming online on OTT?

The Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match will be live-streamed on the Disney+Hotstar app and website in India.

Squads:

Hobart Hurricanes:&nbsp;Matthew Wade, Mitchell Owen, Shai Hope, Ben McDermott(w), Nikhil Chaudhary, Tim David, Chris Jordan, Nathan Ellis(c), Riley Meredith, Billy Stanlake, Waqar Salamkheil, Caleb Jewell, Peter Hatzoglou, Charlie Wakim

Perth Scorchers:&nbsp;Finn Allen, Keaton Jennings, Cooper Connolly, Matthew Hurst(w), Ashton Turner(c), Nick Hobson, Ashton Agar, Jhye Richardson, Andrew Tye, Jason Behrendorff, Lance Morris, Josh Inglis, Matthew Kelly, Matthew Spoors

Match 6 of the Big Bash League (BBL) 2024-25 edition will see the Hobart Hurricanes lock horns with the Perth Scorchers at the Bellerive Oval, Hobart on Saturday (Dec 21).

Match 6 of the Big Bash League (BBL) 2024-25 edition will see the Hobart Hurricanes lock horns with the Perth Scorchers at the Bellerive Oval, Hobart on Saturday (Dec 21). Both teams have had a contrasting start to the eight-team tournament with the Hurricanes placed at the bottom, following a loss over Melbourne Renegades whereas the Scorchers beat Melbourne Stars in the opening clash of the current edition. Talking about the Scorchers' opening game, they outplayed the Stars courtesy of a brilliant all-round display. Jhye Richardson starred with 3 for 19 before Cooper Connolly top-scored with a 51-ball 64 to help his side chase down a below-par 147-run target by six wickets. The Hurricanes, on the other hand, were handed a six-wicket defeat by the Renegades after a disastrous performance with the bat, being all-out for a paltry 74. The Hurricances will be desperate to move past their horrific start and revamp, to not fall behind in the points table in the initial stage of the tournament. HERE IS ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE LIVE STREAMING DETAILS OF THE CLASH: Which stadium will host the Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match? The Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match will be held at the Bellerive Oval, Hobart. What time will the Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match start? The Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match will commence at 4:00 PM local time (10:30 AM IST). Where to watch the Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match on TV? The Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match will be telecast on Star Sports network in India. Also read: BGT – ‘We made a mistake picking him,’ Michael Clarke bashes Australian selectors over changes in squad Where to watch the Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers LIVE Streaming online on OTT? The Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match will be live-streamed on the Disney+Hotstar app and website in India. Squads: Hobart Hurricanes: Matthew Wade, Mitchell Owen, Shai Hope, Ben McDermott(w), Nikhil Chaudhary, Tim David, Chris Jordan, Nathan Ellis(c), Riley Meredith, Billy Stanlake, Waqar Salamkheil, Caleb Jewell, Peter Hatzoglou, Charlie Wakim Perth Scorchers: Finn Allen, Keaton Jennings, Cooper Connolly, Matthew Hurst(w), Ashton Turner(c), Nick Hobson, Ashton Agar, Jhye Richardson, Andrew Tye, Jason Behrendorff, Lance Morris, Josh Inglis, Matthew Kelly, Matthew Spoors

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