Big Bash

BBL returns as Sydney Thunder take on the Melbourne Stars at Manuka Oval.

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Wednesday night: Adelaide Strikers v Sydney Sixers; Thursday night: Brisbane Heat v Hobart Hurricanes; Friday double-header: Melbourne Stars v Hobart Hurricanes ...

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In the knockouts, the fourth and fifth-placed teams contest the eliminator, with the winner going on to face the third-placed team in the knockout. Fox Sports and Seven Network both have television rights in Australia while coverage will also be available via streaming service Kayo. No.1 draft pick, Liam Livingstone, was forced to pull out of his stint with Melbourne Renegades following a surprise Test call-up while Laurie Evans (Perth Scorchers) had his contract terminated following a failed drug test. Teams receive two points for a win and one for matches which end in no result. The top two teams face off in the qualifier, with the winner earning direct entry to the final. The five-match playoff series will begin on Friday, January 27 and culminate in the final on Saturday, February 4.

It all starts on Tuesday in Canberra as Sydney Thunder take on Melbourne Stars from 08:15 GMT. Meanwhile, defending champions Perth Scorchers start their ...

South African left-hander Rilee Rossouw adds further destruction to the batting and, in Daniel Sams, Usman Qadir and Chris Green, the bowling has a nice combination of mystery and reliability. Losing Evans and Salt is a big blow for the Scorchers as they go in search of their fifth Big Bash crown. Of course, the same could be said of Boult, Zampa and Marcus Stoinis at the Stars. The Sixers also have a formidable bowling unit, with BBL record wicket-taker Sean Abbott leading the way. Meanwhile, defending champions Perth Scorchers start their campaign on Saturday with a home game against Sydney Sixers - a repeat of An innings clock will also be used.

Sydney Thunder and Melbourne Stars will face off in the first match. The venue of the match is Manuka Oval Stadium in Canberra. There will be 61 matches between ...

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The first game will be between the Sydney Thunder and Melbourne Stars. Manuka Oval Field in Canberra will host the match. There are eight teams in the BBL for ...

Disney + Hotstar will provide live streaming of the Big Bash League Opening Ceremony. Therefore, if you’re looking for Big Bash Opening Ceremony Live Streaming, you’ve come to the right place, as we’ll explain everything to you clearly. These teams are the Sydney Thunder, Melbourne Renegades, Perth Scorchers, Melbourne Stars, Adelaide Strikers, Sydney Sixers, and Brisbane Heat.

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The pressure will be on the likes of Boyce and fellow new signing Ben Manenti, a right-arm off-spinner, to hit the ground running at their new club. He chipped in with eight wickets last season and adds depth to the bowling attack. Hose also enjoyed a prolific T20 Blast campaign, scoring 557 runs - the third-most in the competition - at a rate of 160.98, including 40 fours and 28 sixes. The right-armer has only played nine T20s prior to BBL12 but has 14 wickets, all but one of which came in last season's Big Bash. In the former, he has scored over 2,000 runs at a strike rate just a shade under 150. Capable of batting as high as No.4, he averages 23.56 with a strike rate of 157.92 in T20 cricket and also has 69 wickets. Rashid is the obvious star here, not least on pitches like these where batters are throwing their hands at the ball due to variations in grip, wrist position, and speed through the air. They continued their strong form with wins over Hobart Hurricanes and Sydney Thunder in the eliminator and knockout, respectively, but missed out on the final after losing to Sydney Sixers by four wickets. He has been the head coach of the Adelaide Strikers since 2015 and led the team to its first Big Bash title in BBL07. One of Adelaide's adopted sons, he scored 365 runs at a strike rate of 155.31 and took 92 wickets with an economy of 6.44 in his first five seasons with the club and has never taken fewer than 16 wickets in a season. Rashid Khan: Adelaide Strikers used their platinum selection to retain the services of the Afghan leg-spinner despite his availability being limited by his involvement in January's SA20 league. Game-changing batter Travis Head has committed to the club for another two seasons, extending his 10-year tenure as a Striker.

BBL Season 12: With the next 12th season of the Big Bash League (BBL) all set to kick off on Tuesday (December 13) here are all the insights including teams ...

The decider will be on Saturday, February 4 and hosted by the team who wins the Qualifier seven days earlier. Ahead of the latest season, here is all you need to know about the BBL 12. The Big Bash League (BBL) season 12 is all set to kick off on Tuesday (December 13) as the curtains will be drawn on the domestic T20 season of Australia.

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Watch the Big Bash League live on Sky Sports between December 13 and February 4 - Melbourne Stars, who have permanently retired Shane Warnes No 23 jersey, ...

At the end of it all, one side will stand tall. Then it is the Knockout (3rd vs winner of Eliminator) followed by the Challenger (loser of the Qualifier vs winner of Knockout) and then the Final (winner of the Qualifier vs winner of the Challenger). Warne, who passed away at the age of 52 in March of this year, played for Stars in the first two editions of the Big Bash League, captaining them to the semi-finals in the 2012/13 campaign.

On one glorious night that year, more than 85,000 people filled the MCG for the derby between the Melbourne Stars and the Melbourne Renegades. The BBL was the ...

The network would do well to remember that even in the showbiz-y world of T20, people watch cricket because they want to watch cricket, not because they want to find out how cricket can be improved on. It’s not enough to promote the big hits, the flashing stumps and the acrobatic catches: without investment in the contest it’s just strangers doing tricks. Moreover, the unavailability of Australia’s best and most recognisable players for the BBL season due to international commitments, combined with the struggle for local franchises to attract big names from overseas, began to bite. Even before the virus came along, the competition was on a downhill slide, due to a combination of economic reality and administrators with a penchant for golden-goose-slaughter. Sporting events everywhere took major blows during lockdown, and although the BBL put in a mighty effort to keep the competition alive during COVID times, disrupted schedules and an ever-growing list of players forced into isolation detracted from the spectacle. And now Seven begins the tricky task of whipping up interest in the league, having earlier this year gone to court in an attempt to extricate itself from its broadcast deal with Cricket Australia.

Two Melbourne Stars players test positive to COVID before their opening Big Bash match, but new rules mean they could still play.

"The sun was out before the game so I'm sure he felt a little bit better, but you wouldn't want to have COVID and be out in the cold." "Burnsy's had a tough day with the hamstring and that as well, he'll be pretty flat I think and the same with 'Stoin', I don't think he was quite up for it with the ball and he would have been quite handy." Melbourne Stars guns Joe Burns and Marcus Stoinis both tested positive for the virus in the hours before the game but played on regardless in their last-ball loss to the Sydney Thunder.

Melbourne Stars duo Marcus Stoinis and Joe Burns both played in Tuesday's season opener in Canberra despite testing positive for the virus just hours before the ...

Stars captain, and Australian spinner, Adam Zampa was poised to play in the T20 World Cup after testing positive before withdrawing. Teams will also have to notify match officials and the opposition of any Covid-positive players. Stoinis lasted just one ball with the bat and didn’t field as the illness took hold, putting him under a cloud for the Stars game on Friday.

Viewers are given tip-and-run when they want a real sporting contest, the World Cup semi-finals, for example.

The last Media Watch of the year — 613,000. 7.30 with Laura Tingle for the summer — 749,000. The Big Bash is really a damp squib tricked out to try to grab viewers’ attention in the run-up to Christmas.