Phil Hughes and Callum Ferguson to go Tiger hunting on Adelaide Oval South Australia's Callum Ferguson in action against Tasmania. PHIL Hughes' march to Test redemption continues against Tasmania at Adelaide Oval on Friday while sacrificial lamb Callum Ferguson will make a belated return to the Redbacks. Australia's batting instability in the Ashes opener at the Gabba will give fresh impetus to opener Hughes who cracked a flawless, maiden double-ton (204) against Western Australia last week. SA coach Darren Berry believes Hughes should be in Australia's first Test line-up in Brisbane but must reinforce his claims against the Shield champion. His performances and runs are good enough. Phillip was desperately unlucky to be left out during the last Ashes, do we think he is good enough to be playing, yes we absolutely do," said Berry of Hughes, dumped after Australia's second Test loss to England at Lord's in July. He has to score enough runs so he gets another opportunity. Ferguson hasn't fronted for SA since the October 4 Ryobi Cup opener against Victoria in Sydney. The middle-order batsman has since served as drinks waiter on Australia's one-day tour of India then featured as practice fodder to appease the touring England side for Australia A and the New South Wales invitational XI. The ensuing seven-week period allowed Ferguson just three competitive hits and sabotaged any hope the 29-year-old had of pushing for an Ashes berth. "It is very difficult and it has probably been expressed across the country that it is less than ideal," said Berry of Ferguson who replaces rookie Kelvin Smith. Speedster Kane Richardson was named in a 13-man SA squad despite being included in the Chairman's XI side to face England in Alice Springs from November 29. SA will decide whether to include leg-spinner Adam Zampa or another paceman after looking at a lifeless drop-in pitch that offered nothing for the seamers against WA. Australia's 12th man at the Gabba, James Faulkner, will bolster the Tigers.