Daniel Hughes enjoyed his best campaign to date for the Sixers in BBL|08 and enters this season’s edition in equally good form.
The left-handed top order batsman made 399 runs in magenta last season at a strike rate of 130 and was the Sixers’ leading run-scorer.
Hughes, 30, has continued that form against the white ball leading into BBL|09. He was the tournament leading run-scorer during the Marsh Cup with 440 runs, opening the batting for the NSW Blues.
He averaged 73.33 and finished 31 runs clear of Australian One-Day and T20 captain Aaron Finch.
The last 18 months have been quite prolific in all forms for Hughes. He enjoyed his best Sheffield Shield season to date in 2018/19 compiling 742 runs for the Blues at just under 40.
Hughes joined the Sixers prior to BBL|03 and prior to this season has scored more than 1,100 runs at a strike nearing 120.
We look forward to more of the same in BBL|09 from Hughesy!
Daniel Hughes enjoyed his best campaign to date for the Sixers in BBL|08 and enters this season’s edition in equally good form.
The left-handed top order batsman made 399 runs in magenta last season at a strike rate of 130 and was the Sixers’ leading run-scorer.
Hughes, 30, has continued that form against the white ball leading into BBL|09. He was the tournament leading run-scorer during the Marsh Cup with 440 runs, opening the batting for the NSW Blues.
He averaged 73.33 and finished 31 runs clear of Australian One-Day and T20 captain Aaron Finch.
The last 18 months have been quite prolific in all forms for Hughes. He enjoyed his best Sheffield Shield season to date in 2018/19 compiling 742 runs for the Blues at just under 40.
Hughes joined the Sixers prior to BBL|03 and prior to this season has scored more than 1,100 runs at a strike nearing 120.
We look forward to more of the same in BBL|09 from Hughesy!
More on Daniel Hughes can be found on cricket.com.au.
