Beau Webster returns to Hobart Hurricanes in BBL

Beau Webster returns to champions Hobart Hurricanes on three-year BBL deal
Coming off winning their maiden Big Bash League (BBL) title, the Hobart Hurricanes have made a bold signing by acquiring Australia’s all-rounder Beau Webster on a three-year deal. The 31-year-old Tasmanian native returns to his home team after an eight-year stint with both the Melbourne-based franchises.
Beau Webster returns to Hobart Hurricanes in the BBL
Australia Test allrounder Beau Webster has returned to BBL champions Hobart Hurricanes on a three-year deal, having not played for his home state's team since 2017. Webster, 31, played five matches for Hurricanes in 2016-17,
Webster re-joins champions Hurricanes for BBL 15
Australia all-rounder Beau Webster has signed for Big Bash League (BBL) champions Hobart Hurricanes. The 31-year-old, who made his international debut in January's Sydney Test against India, played five games for the Hurricanes in 2016-17 and returns on a three-year deal.
Beau Webster returns to Hobart Hurricanes on three-year deal; Stars secure Liam Hatcher
Australias Test all-rounder Beau Webster is set to rejoin the Hobart Hurricanes on a three-year contract, marking his return to his home states Big Bash League (BBL) side after an eight-season stint in Melbourne.
Webster returns to Hurricanes after signing three-year deal
Having played for Melbourne Stars and Melbourne Renegades in recent years, the Australian allrounder will return to play for his hometown club
BBL: Hobart Hurricanes sign Beau Webster on three-year deal
The Big Bash League (BBL) champions Hobart Hurricanes have signed Australia all-rounder Beau Webster on a three-year deal. The Tasmanian native, who played for the Hurricanes in the 2016-17 season, returns to his hometown club this offseason after making his Test debut for Australia against
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Beau Webster's tiny hometown of Snug is right behind him as he debuts for Australia's Test cricket XI
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Ponting: Why late bloomer Webster can be long term Test star
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