Hilfenhaus smashed 10 runs, including a monstrous six, in the final over of his Big Bash League side's record run chase to beat the Brisbane Heat at the Gabba on Saturday.

The 30-year-old is using the tournament to return from a recurring side injury that is likely to need management throughout the rest of his career.

This time, though, it's back soreness troubling the Tasmanian after his flight back to Hobart.

Hurricanes coach Damien Wright said Hilfenhaus had not suffered any significant injury playing his first major match in a month.

"It was the travel more than anything, having not bowled a hell of a lot in the lead-up and then the travel home," Wright told reporters ahead of his side's New Year's Day clash with the Melbourne Renegades at Bellerive.

"There's nothing to worry about."

The Hurricanes will make a call between the 27-Test veteran and spinner Cameron Boyce at the warm-up today.

"We asked a lot of him the other night, to play at the Gabba, and he was probably a little bit underdone," Wright said.

"He'll be the first to admit that. He's pulled up a little sore today from training so we'll keep our eye on him tomorrow."

If he plays, Hilfenhaus will go head-to-head with another returning former Test paceman, James Pattinson.

After a spate of injuries to fast bowlers, Wright said the national hierarchy was monitoring Hilfenhaus's progress carefully.

The Hurricanes named an unchanged squad, while the Renegades made three changes to the side that thrashed the Heat on Monday.