The BBL is the oldest player, spinner Brad Hogg, joined the Melbourne Renegades in the 2016-17 season. Hogg, 45-has spent the last five seasons, as something of a cult figure with Perth Scorchers and their leading wicket taker of all time, BBL, and the second wicket to adapt to all the teams since the tournament began in 2011-12.
However, Hogg decided to remain in his home state, much to the disappointment Peth Scorchers coach Justin Langer: "I have been very lucky man in every respect, and had five great seasons with the Perth Scorcher, Hogg - said Monday. "It's just time for me to move forward.
"I have to reject the other BBL offers year, but this year I realized that the end is approaching, I hope it's still a few years far away, but I know that this is the time to grab those opportunities, and feel it all, what I can. The competition is fierce competition between the two teams in Melbourne, and I want to be a part of the intensity of the BBL season.
Melbourne's sporting hub of the country, so I see it as a great honor to play there. It is also a great team, and the fever pitch is going to be a brilliant competition within the team competition. Coming from Perth, the only time we get a taste, located in the Dockers AFL and Eagles. It was electrifying.
"The Renegades games and the stars will offer intensive competition within the competition itself. It adds an element to the game that I have not experienced. The Renegades can win in this league, and I can not wait to get out there and feel the roar of the competition. "
Hogg played back-to-back BBL successful campaigns with the Scorchers in 2013-14 and 2014-15, and became the oldest player at the age of 43. This year, the Australian T20, at 45, he became the oldest man ever to play in the IPL:
"It's just amazing when you consider that Brad is still fit, got into the fire, and more to the point, all over the world», - Renegades head coach David Saker said. "I do not think there are a lot of last summer, where we stood there and applauded his performances BBL
"His experience goes, he'll be great for the boys in the group to learn, and you can not teach energy and enthusiasm that he brings to the club he loves the battle field, and we can not wait to see his competitive side come out of the red." .
However, Hogg decided to remain in his home state, much to the disappointment Peth Scorchers coach Justin Langer: "I have been very lucky man in every respect, and had five great seasons with the Perth Scorcher, Hogg - said Monday. "It's just time for me to move forward.
"I have to reject the other BBL offers year, but this year I realized that the end is approaching, I hope it's still a few years far away, but I know that this is the time to grab those opportunities, and feel it all, what I can. The competition is fierce competition between the two teams in Melbourne, and I want to be a part of the intensity of the BBL season.
Melbourne's sporting hub of the country, so I see it as a great honor to play there. It is also a great team, and the fever pitch is going to be a brilliant competition within the team competition. Coming from Perth, the only time we get a taste, located in the Dockers AFL and Eagles. It was electrifying.
"The Renegades games and the stars will offer intensive competition within the competition itself. It adds an element to the game that I have not experienced. The Renegades can win in this league, and I can not wait to get out there and feel the roar of the competition. "
Hogg played back-to-back BBL successful campaigns with the Scorchers in 2013-14 and 2014-15, and became the oldest player at the age of 43. This year, the Australian T20, at 45, he became the oldest man ever to play in the IPL:
"It's just amazing when you consider that Brad is still fit, got into the fire, and more to the point, all over the world», - Renegades head coach David Saker said. "I do not think there are a lot of last summer, where we stood there and applauded his performances BBL
"His experience goes, he'll be great for the boys in the group to learn, and you can not teach energy and enthusiasm that he brings to the club he loves the battle field, and we can not wait to see his competitive side come out of the red." .
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