Clive Rose (cricketer)

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Clive Andrew Rose (born 13 October 1989^[1]) is an Australian cricketer. He currently plays for Tasmania, having previously played for Victoria.

Rose is a left-arm orthodox spinner. He is of Pakistani descent.^[2]

Rose won the Ryder medal in 2012 for being the best player in Victorian Premier Cricket.

In October 2013, Rose hit 26 off 9 deliveries to give Tasmania a dramatic final-over win over Queensland in the Ryobi Cup.^[3]

References

v t e Tasmania – current squad

3 Allanby 4 Gulbis 6 Blizzard 7 Cazzulino 8 Paine (†) 10 Bailey (c) 11 Maher 15 Doolan 16 Hilfenhaus 17 Fekete 18 Butterworth 20 Webster* 21 Silk 22 Bird 24 Doherty 25 Faulkner 27 Cowan 43 Rainbird* 51 Dunk (†) 91 van der Gugten 99 Cosgrove Laughlin Rose Wells 43 Bell* 43 Lees* 43 Willis* Coach: Marsh

v t e Melbourne Stars – current squad

3 Hafeez 5 Faulkner 6 Wright 7 Hodge 8 Hussey 9 White (c) 11 Hastings 12 Quiney 13 Wade (†) 14 Keath 15 McKay 16 Stoinis 17 Worrall 22 Bird 24 Boland 32 Maxwell 37 Rose 54 Handscomb (†) 67 Muirhead 99 Malinga Coach: Shipperd

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