.Sam Konstas may be actually the young adult creating cricket headlines, yet a bowler 6 years his junior is on the edge of stepping into the big time. The Hobart Hurricanes have called 13-year-old Mia Barwick into the team for the rest of their T20 Spring Problem campaign after Heather Graham obtained an SOS from the Australian group at the T20 Planet Mug back a trauma to rapid bowler Tayla Vlaeminck. Barwick, who has actually played for Tasmania in both the under 16 and under 19 championship games, might be eligible an activity in the Hurricanes' final two matches and also perhaps the competition's finals.Watch every video game of the WBBL live as well as ad-break totally free throughout play on Kayo. New to Kayo? Get your first month for merely $1. Limited time offer.She wore her Hurricanes consistent as well as ran cocktails in the course of Monday's win over the Perth Scorchers. "At only thirteen years old, the Hobart Hurricanes are actually honored to observe a Cricket Tasmania paths sportsmen given visibility to the professional activity early on in Barwick's career," a Hurricanes declaration stated after Barwick was actually called up. Teenagers playing in the WBBL is not new and also Australian star Annabel Sutherland produced her debut as a 15-year-old. Mia Barwick has actually been actually called right into the Hurricanes team at simply thirteen years of age. Picture: Spot Brake/Getty ImagesSource: Getty ImagesThe Springtime Challenge was actually initiated after the WBBL period was actually decreased to take it in accordance with the guys's BBL. Whether Barwick will definitely stay along with the Hurricanes when the WBBL starts remains vague, as Australia's gamers at the T20 World Cup will definitely be actually back. However Konstas, that was phoned to the Australia A team that are going to play two games against India A complying with next Sheffield Cover centuries, are going to reside in the Sydney Rumbling team for the BBL. 'Never seen this' - 3 decrease in 5 rounds ?!|00:55 That's if he is actually not decided on as an opening batter for Australia's Test team after option chief George Bailey validated that the 19-year-old was "in the mix" and NSW trainer Greg Shipperd classified him a star. "I've observed young gamers happened with over my journey of half a century and he is actually an unique one," Shipperd said. "Our experts are actually expecting him participating in properly for us and I believe he is actually an Australian player in waiting.".