Hilfenhaus suffers injury setback Recovering Test paceman Ben Hilfenhaus has suffered another setback in his bid to be part of Australia's Ashes campaign later this year. Hilfenhaus, who made his return from a side strain in the Sheffield Shield draw with NSW that finished on Saturday, is out of the side's one-day clash with a knee injury. The 27-Test swing bowler, who turns 30 next month, had a precautionary scan on his right knee after bowling 33 overs at Bellerive. "There's just a few things going on there that we're not happy with and the doctors are certainly not happy with," Tigers coach Tim Coyle told reporters on Sunday. It's more a tendonitis thing that just flares up every now and then. It comes from nowhere. Coyle said Hilfenhaus had fully recovered from the side injury the bowler suffered in the first Test against Sri Lanka, also in Hobart. Hilfenhaus finished with match figures of 4-97 against the Blues, his three second innings scalps coming as the visitors looked to chase down 171 in 25 overs. Coyle said he was confident of having his strike bowler back for Tasmania's trip to Perth for a one-dayer on February 19 and a Shield match from February 21. Hilfenhaus missed the final two Tests of the summer and Australia's squad for the series in India beginning later this month. In what has been a tough summer, he was also told he needed work on his action after a glut of Twenty20 cricket. If he can recover, he at least has another three Shield games to impress selectors. "The challenge is for him to get some consistent cricket under his belt and all these little things are setbacks," Coyle said. But what you've got to do is make sure you nip it in the bud and treat it and then hopefully build up that volume and some performance. He's got to take some wickets and then the Ashes is well on his radar. I think that would be the case from the Australian point of view as well. Hilfenhaus's place in Tasmania's squad has been taken by debutant Timm van der Gugten for Monday's one-day match at Bellerive. The Tigers and Blues are only mathematical chances of making the final. Tasmania: Tim Paine (capt), Harry Allanby, Alex Doolan, Ben Dunk, Andrew Fekete, Evan Gulbis, Matt Johnston, Jason Krejza, Ricky Ponting, Jordan Silk, Jon Wells, Timm van der Gugten (12th man TBA). NSW: Peter Nevill (capt), Sean Abbott, Trent Copeland, Doug Bollinger, Tim Cruickshank, David Dawson, Luke Doran, Scott Henry, Daniel Hughes, Nic Maddinson, Gurinder Sandhu, Adam Zampa (12th man TBA)