being dropped for the First Twenty20 International against New Zealand in Wellington, Birt was recalled for the Second match where he did not bat. At the end of both innings' the scores were tied, before New Zealand won courtesy of a super-over, levelling the series 1–1. Move to Western Australia In 2011, Birt moved to Western Australia. He had also signed up to play for the Hobart Hurricanes in the Big Bash League. In 2015 Birt was given a BBL recall after a few strong performances in the WACA statewide 20/20 competition for Claremont Nedlands Cricket Club. In the second round of the qualifying Birt hit 136 off just 53 deliveries as Claremont Nedlands defeated Scarborough by 104 runs with a team that included Andrew Tye. Career highlights In 2012, in the KFC Big Bash match between Hobart Hurricanes and Melbourne Stars, Birt scored the fastest 50 in Australian Domestic T20 Cricket. In this match, Birt struck 50 runs off 22 balls, eclipsing the mark set earlier in the same match by Luke Wright of the Melbourne Stars who scored 50 runs off 23 balls. References External links 1981 births Australia Twenty20 International cricketers Australian cricketers Cricketers from Victoria (Australia) Delhi Capitals cricketers Derbyshire cricketers Hobart Hurricanes cricketers Khulna Tigers cricketers Living people Nagenahira Nagas cricketers Northern Districts cricketers People from Sale, Victoria Tasmania cricketers Wellington cricketers Western Australia cricketers