GEELONG Cricket Club star Callum Stow has been added to the Melbourne Renegades primary list for the coming Big Bash League (BBL) men’s season.<\/p>\n
The 23-year-old spinner rejoins the Renegades on a one-year deal after impressing in his first taste of BBL action.<\/p>\n
The left-arm spinner claimed his first wicket on debut and showed poise and control to pull an impressive two-wicket performance against the Brisbane Heat in the next game.<\/p>\n
At club level, Stow has been a standout performer in Premier Cricket and only last year achieved a nine-wicket haul in a representative match at the Global Super League tournament in Guyana.<\/p>\n
He hoped to continue building on his promising start to his career under the guidance of Renegades coach Cameron White.<\/p>\n
“It’s an amazing feeling to be back with the Renegades for another season,” Stow said.<\/p>\n
“Last season gave me a real taste of what this level is all about. I learnt so much from the group in such a short time and, with a summer with Victoria, I’m really hungry to build on that experience and keep improving.<\/p>\n
“I can’t wait to get stuck into BBL15.”<\/p>\n
Melbourne Renegades general manager James Rosengarten said Stow’s elevation to the primary list was richly deserved.<\/p>\n
“Callum’s development over the past 12 months has been fantastic to see.<\/p>\n
“He’s worked hard on his game, made the most of his opportunities, and shown he belongs at this level. We’re excited to see what he can produce with a full Big Bash campaign ahead of him.”<\/p>\n
Stow will play in front of a home crowd in the Renegades’ first two matches of the BBL season, to be held at Geelong’s GMHBA Stadium on December 15 and December 21 respectively.<\/p>\n
The women’s Renegades will be in action on Tuesday, October 21 against Brisbane Heat in Sydney as part of the T20 Spring Challenge.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
GEELONG Cricket Club star Callum Stow has been added to the Melbourne Renegades primary list for the coming Big Bash League (BBL) men’s season. The 23-year-old spinner rejoins the Renegades on a one-year deal after impressing in his first taste of BBL action. The left-arm spinner claimed his first wicket on debut and showed poise […]<\/p>\n