but he was kept on by the Hurricanes for Twenty20 matches. Western Australia (2015–present) Despite not being contracted to Western Australia in the 2015–16 season, he was named in the squad for the Matador Cup, Australia's one-day tournament, and played two Sheffield Shield matches for the state. He was one of eight players added to Western Australia's contract list for the 2016–17 season after impressing selectors enough in his two Shield matches. He did not play in the first match of the 2016–17 Sheffield Shield season, but after scoring 153 and 149 not out for Western Australia Under-23s against Victoria Under-23s he was selected for the second Shield match to replace Shaun Marsh, who was on Test duty. In Western Australia's third match he scored 120, his first first-class century, in the second innings, and two matches later he scored 113 not out to take Western Australia to their first victory of the season by eight wickets. He also fired in BBL06, with 137 runs for the Hurricanes at a strike-rate of 130.47, his best performance coming against the Adelaide Strikers, scoring a quickfire 55 off 37 balls. Wells signed with the Adelaide Strikers to play for them in BBL07, his first team change after playing 45 games in six seasons for the Hurricanes. His highlight of the tournament came in a match against the Sydney Sixers when he hit a six a distance of 104 metres, landing the ball on the roof of the O'Reilly stand at the Sydney Cricket Ground. He finished the tournament by winning the final with the Strikers against his former side the Hurricanes and becoming a BBL champion. Wells improved on his form for the Strikers in BBL|08, scoring 359 runs at an average of 44.88, leading the run scoring for the Strikers in what was an unsuccessful defence of their title from the previous season. In BBL|09, Wells was linked to a possible selection in Australia's T20I squad after improving yet again, scoring 478 runs at an average of 68.29. He sat fourth on the run scorers table at the conclusion of the season and led the competition for batting average.Wells appears in HBL psl 6 edition for Peshawar zalmi. He score 55 runs against Islamabad United and help Peshawar zalmi to qualify for the final. See also List of Tasmanian representative cricketers List of Western Australia first-class cricketers References External links 1988