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Announcement

The 'Weathers' looking good after Jake's resigning

Announcement
11 Apr 2025
Announcement

Bird is the word, as Tigers great returns to Tasmanian Tigers

Announcement
10 Apr 2025
Announcement

210cm left-arm quick Marcus Bean signs for Tasmanian Tigers

Announcement
08 Apr 2025
Announcement

Weatherald and Gibson win major awards at CT Awards Night!

Announcement
05 Apr 2025
Announcement

Cricket Tasmania Awards Night – A Celebration of Talent at the Hotel Grand Chancellor

Announcement
03 Apr 2025
Announcement

Heather Graham calls time on Tasmanian Tigers career

Announcement
03 Apr 2025
Premier League

CTPL 2-Day Grand Final Wrap

Premier League
02 Apr 2025
News

Meredith kicks off Tasmanian Tigers Re-Signing Period

News
02 Apr 2025

Sheffield Shield Runs

Jake Weatherald

906

2

Tim Ward

665

3

Jordan Silk

581

4

Jake Doran

575

5

Beau Webster

479

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Sheffield Shield Wickets

Gabe Bell

31

2

Kieran Elliott

29

3

Matthew Kuhnemann

24

4

Riley Meredith

23

5

Beau Webster

19

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Sheffield Shield Standings

Tasmanian Tigers Men

5th

35.92pts

1

South Australia Men

55.61 pts

2

Queensland Bulls

39.76 pts

3

Victoria Men

39.49 pts

4

NSW Men

36.39 pts

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WNCL Most Runs

Nicola Carey

354

2

Naomi Stalenberg

298

3

Elyse Villani

298

4

Rachel Trenaman

279

5

Emma Manix-Geeves

227

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WNCL Most Wickets

Maisy Gibson

23

2

Nicola Carey

19

3

Molly Strano

16

4

Amy Smith

15

5

Lauren Smith

12

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WNCL Standings

Tasmanian Tigers Women

3rd

31pts

1

Queensland Fire

35.5 pts

2

NSW Women

33 pts

3

Tasmanian Tigers Women

31 pts

4

South Australia Women

30 pts

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Major Partners

Other Partners

Walkabout Wickets by Kirrae Whurrong artist Fiona Clarke (b.1963), represents cricket stars past, present and future, and the meeting places where they play.

Aunty Fiona is is a descendant of James 'Mosquito' Couzens and his brother Jonny Couzens, members of the first Australian cricket team who toured England in 1868.