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BRISBANE HEAT
Summary: Taking out the competition in 2012/13, Brisbane Heat is one of only four teams to have won a BBL final. With the return of Australian Test player Matthew Renshaw after a summer off BBL, they aim to claim the title again this season.
Batting: Brisbane Heat had a strike rate of 128.3, the third highest of the 2017/18 season. With an average of 40.20, Joe Burns ranked 17th in the batting averages for last season. Captain Brendon McCullum also strongly contributed with his batting, scoring a total of 248 runs for the year.
Bowling: Pace bowler Brendan Doggett showed last year how good he is, with one of the best bowling figures for the year. He took 5/35 against the Perth Scorchers, ranking third in the season. Fellow pacemen Mark Steketee and Josh Lalor helped with the wicket-taking as well, taking a combined 17 wickets.
Overseas player(s): Former New Zealand captain McCullum is back for BBL08 to lead the side and showcase his batting abilities. Mujeeb Ur Rahman (Afghanistan) is the youngest player to sign a BBL contract at the age of 17. And this isn’t the only record he is breaking, being the only male player born in the 21st century to play international cricket. He is a skilled off-spin bowler, showing his abilities during the IPL tournament taking a total of 14 wickets. Heat’s second international signing is ready and available for a full season of BBL08.
Young gun: Max Bryant, 19, has only played one match for the Brisbane Heat after winning one of their last contracts in 2017/18. Started this season with a bang by scoring the fastest ever half century by a Queenslander in One Day Domestic Cricket, notching 71 off 32 balls in the JLT Cup. Look out for him to be called upon during the Heat’s BBL08 season.
Summary: Taking out the competition in 2012/13, Brisbane Heat is one of only four teams to have won a BBL final. With the return of Australian Test player Matthew Renshaw after a summer off BBL, they aim to claim the title again this season.
Batting: Brisbane Heat had a strike rate of 128.3, the third highest of the 2017/18 season. With an average of 40.20, Joe Burns ranked 17th in the batting averages for last season. Captain Brendon McCullum also strongly contributed with his batting, scoring a total of 248 runs for the year.
Bowling: Pace bowler Brendan Doggett showed last year how good he is, with one of the best bowling figures for the year. He took 5/35 against the Perth Scorchers, ranking third in the season. Fellow pacemen Mark Steketee and Josh Lalor helped with the wicket-taking as well, taking a combined 17 wickets.
Overseas player(s): Former New Zealand captain McCullum is back for BBL08 to lead the side and showcase his batting abilities. Mujeeb Ur Rahman (Afghanistan) is the youngest player to sign a BBL contract at the age of 17. And this isn’t the only record he is breaking, being the only male player born in the 21st century to play international cricket. He is a skilled off-spin bowler, showing his abilities during the IPL tournament taking a total of 14 wickets. Heat’s second international signing is ready and available for a full season of BBL08.
Young gun: Max Bryant, 19, has only played one match for the Brisbane Heat after winning one of their last contracts in 2017/18. Started this season with a bang by scoring the fastest ever half century by a Queenslander in One Day Domestic Cricket, notching 71 off 32 balls in the JLT Cup. Look out for him to be called upon during the Heat’s BBL08 season.
ADELAIDE STRIKERS
Summary: The reigning champions trot out a similar squad to last season, but could become victims of their own success. Travis Head, Alex Carey, Peter Siddle, Billy Stanlake, Jake Lehmann and Jake Weatherald may come into contention for higher honours, which could limit their Big Bash availability and test the Strikers’ depth.
Batting: Carey scored the second most runs of any player last season (443) behind only man-of-the-tournament D’Arcy Short. Carey’s haul included one ton and two half tons at an average of 49.22. Notable mentions to Weatherald (third most runs in comp at 31.91) and Head (fourth most runs at 53.42).
Bowling: Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan was the standout bowler of last season, topping the competition for wickets (equal with Dwayne Bravo on 18) and economy rate (5.65). The leggy had plenty of support in the pace department with the following four players also finishing high on the wickets list — Ben Laughlin (fourth), Michael Neser (seventh), Siddle (10th) and Stanlake (11th).
Overseas player(s): Gun leggy Khan is again joined by big-hitting South African Colin Ingram. The bruising left-hander scored the 12th most runs in BBL07 with 277 at 30.77. He is a noted Twenty20 gun-for-hire, having plied his trade for Delhi Daredevils, Eastern Province, Free State, Karachi Kings and Trinbago Knight Riders.
Young gun: Promising batsman Matt Short scored 62 from 48 balls as an opener in his last Big Bash match, but was squeezed out for the finals. With Carey, Head and Weatherald in contention for national duties, the 22-year-old may be called on to play a lot more than his three matches from last year, where he produced a handy average of 35.33.
Summary: The reigning champions trot out a similar squad to last season, but could become victims of their own success. Travis Head, Alex Carey, Peter Siddle, Billy Stanlake, Jake Lehmann and Jake Weatherald may come into contention for higher honours, which could limit their Big Bash availability and test the Strikers’ depth.
Batting: Carey scored the second most runs of any player last season (443) behind only man-of-the-tournament D’Arcy Short. Carey’s haul included one ton and two half tons at an average of 49.22. Notable mentions to Weatherald (third most runs in comp at 31.91) and Head (fourth most runs at 53.42).
Bowling: Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan was the standout bowler of last season, topping the competition for wickets (equal with Dwayne Bravo on 18) and economy rate (5.65). The leggy had plenty of support in the pace department with the following four players also finishing high on the wickets list — Ben Laughlin (fourth), Michael Neser (seventh), Siddle (10th) and Stanlake (11th).
Overseas player(s): Gun leggy Khan is again joined by big-hitting South African Colin Ingram. The bruising left-hander scored the 12th most runs in BBL07 with 277 at 30.77. He is a noted Twenty20 gun-for-hire, having plied his trade for Delhi Daredevils, Eastern Province, Free State, Karachi Kings and Trinbago Knight Riders.
Young gun: Promising batsman Matt Short scored 62 from 48 balls as an opener in his last Big Bash match, but was squeezed out for the finals. With Carey, Head and Weatherald in contention for national duties, the 22-year-old may be called on to play a lot more than his three matches from last year, where he produced a handy average of 35.33.
BRISBANE HEAT
Max Bryant, Joe Burns, Ben Cutting, Brendan Doggett, Sam Heazlett, Marnus Labuschagne, Josh Lalor, Chris Lynn, Brendon McCullum, James Pattinson, Jimmy Peirson, Jack Prestwidge, Matthew Renshaw, Alex Ross, Mark Steketee, Mitch Swepson, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Matt Kuhnemann
Max Bryant, Joe Burns, Ben Cutting, Brendan Doggett, Sam Heazlett, Marnus Labuschagne, Josh Lalor, Chris Lynn, Brendon McCullum, James Pattinson, Jimmy Peirson, Jack Prestwidge, Matthew Renshaw, Alex Ross, Mark Steketee, Mitch Swepson, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Matt Kuhnemann
ADELAIDE STRIKERS
Wes Agar, Alex Carey, Michael Cormack, Travis Head, David Grant, Colin Ingram, Rashid Khan, Ben Laughlin, Jake Lehmann, Michael Neser, Liam O’Connor, Peter Siddle, Matt Short, Billy Stanlake, Jake Weatherald, Jon Wells, Nick Winter, Cameron Valente
Wes Agar, Alex Carey, Michael Cormack, Travis Head, David Grant, Colin Ingram, Rashid Khan, Ben Laughlin, Jake Lehmann, Michael Neser, Liam O’Connor, Peter Siddle, Matt Short, Billy Stanlake, Jake Weatherald, Jon Wells, Nick Winter, Cameron Valente
Playing 11 Brisbane Heat
Brendon McCullum, Max Bryant, Chris Lynn (C), Joe Burns, Jimmy Peirson (wk), Ben Cutting, James Pattinson, Mitchell Swepson, Mark Steketee, Brendan Doggett, Mujeeb Ur Rahman
Playing 11 Adelaide Strikers
Alex Carey (wk), Jake Weatherald, Colin Ingram(C), Jono Wells, Jake Lehmann, Matthew Short, Michael Neser, Rashid Khan, Peter Siddle, Billy Stanlake, Ben Laughlin
Captain and Vice Captain Choice
- Alex Carey ( Must have)
- Chris Lynn (Must have)
- Brendon McCullum, ( Hot Zone)
- , Rashid Khan (Must Have)
- Max Bryant, (GL punt)
- Colin Ingram ( Hot Zone)
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