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5 incidents tagged

🚨Moderate

Faf du Plessis Mint Ball Tampering

South Africa vs Australia

19 November 2016

South African captain Faf du Plessis was found guilty of ball tampering for applying mint-laden saliva to the ball during the Hobart Test against Australia.

#faf du plessis#ball tampering#mint
😂Mild

Ball Gets Stuck in Batsman's Helmet Grille — Complete Confusion

South Africa vs Australia

2016-11-12

A cricket ball got stuck in the grille of a batsman's helmet, creating complete confusion as nobody knew what the rules were for such an unprecedented situation.

#helmet#ball-stuck#confusion
Serious

Adam Gilchrist's 149* in Hobart — The Great Escape, 1999

Australia vs Pakistan

1999-11-22

On November 22, 1999 in only his second Test, Adam Gilchrist made an unbeaten 149 to chase down 369 against Pakistan at Bellerive Oval. He and Justin Langer added an unbroken 238 for the sixth wicket — Australia won by 4 wickets and Gilchrist's wicketkeeper-batter revolution was launched.

#adam-gilchrist#australia#pakistan
Mild

Cricket Takes Hold in the Australian Colonies — Melbourne, Sydney, Hobart in the 1840s

Tasmania vs Victoria

1846-12-16

On 11-12 February 1851 the first inter-colonial cricket match in Australia was played between Tasmania (then Van Diemen's Land) and Victoria at Launceston, but the cricket culture from which it grew had been put together in the 1840s — with the Melbourne Cricket Club founded in 1838, the first match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in 1853, and Sydney clubs playing each other from the early 1840s. Cricket was, by the end of the 1840s, the dominant summer game in every Australian colony.

#australia#tasmania#victoria
Mild

First Documented Cricket at Hobart, Van Diemen's Land — January 1824

Officers vs Civilians

1824-01-29

On 29 January 1824 a cricket match was played at Hobart between officers of the Van Diemen's Land garrison and a civilian side — the earliest documented cricket fixture in Tasmania and the second-earliest in Australia (after Sydney 1804). The fixture is the foundation entry of Tasmanian cricket and the second link in the early Australian cricket map.

#roundarm-era#hobart#tasmania