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Peter Hatzoglou’s rapid rise from local cricketer to BBL star – ABC News
Young leg-spinner Peter Hatzoglou has enjoyed a rapid rise from third grade local cricket to taking wickets against T20 stars in the Big Bash League.
Just like his leg-spin, Peter Hatzoglou’s rise to the top has been rapid.
The 22-year-old finance student has been plucked from relative cricketing obscurity to become a rising star of Australia’s top-tier T20 competition, the Big Bash League.
“It’s been pretty crazy and overwhelming,” Hatzoglou remarked.
A few seasons ago, Hatzoglou was plying his trade in third-grade premier cricket for Melbourne University. But his fortunes changed the following summer, when he left an impression on former Australian…
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