“I am going to play. Where that’s at, who knows, we will just have to wait and see,” Hodge said after Monday night’s six-run loss to the Melbourne Renegades at Adelaide Oval.
“I would like to stay here. This is a great place to play cricket and I feel I contribute well and teach the guys how to get better.
“And there would be guys who learn from this experience.
“Over the past couple of years I have really helped a few people like Travis Head, Alex Ross and there’s a few more that are going to come through and we need to teach. That aspect of it is really cool.
“But who knows where you end up. I must say, I’m out of contract, so we’ll see.”
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Hodge is currently the fourth-highest run-scorer in this BBL season with 247 runs at an average of 41.16 and strike rate of 133.
“I feel like I’m contributing well … I think I have played pretty well this year,” he said.
“I love it. This is what sport is all about – get in the moment and try and do what you do best.
“For me, I’m pretty happy with what I have achieved so far personally but disappointing not to lead a side into a final.
“Who knows what the future holds.
“I still didn’t think I would play on again this year, I was only ever going to play on if I had a good season so I have ticked that box.
“So what happens next year, where I end up, is a different matter.”