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With their finals hopes hanging by a thread, the Brisbane Heat visit the Melbourne Renegades at Marvel Stadium for the final game of the BBL09 home-and-away season. Join The Roar for live coverage, with live scores and a blog of the match from 2:45pm (AEDT).
Sometimes the ladder lies, and in an action-packed BBL season sometimes power rankings are the best way to see who is most threatening among the eight franchises.
The Sydney Sixers host the Melbourne Stars – who have already clinched the minor premiership – at the SCG in a crucial clash that will shape the finals. Join The Roar for live coverage, with live scores and a blog of the match from 6:40pm (AEDT).
With only one point separating the Brisbane Heat and Adelaide Strikers, this afternoon’s clash at the Gabba could prove vital in securing a home final for either side. Join The Roar for live coverage, with live scores and a blog of the match from 3:40pm (AEDT).
Sometimes the ladder lies … and in an action-packed BBL season, sometimes power rankings are the best way to see who is most threatening amongst the eight franchises.
Sometimes the ladder lies. In an action-packed BBL season, sometimes power rankings are the best way to see who is most threatening among the eight franchises.
A reigning champion has fallen to 0-5 in a season that spans just 14 matches.
Sometimes the ladder lies … and in an action-packed BBL season, sometimes power rankings are the best way to see who is most threatening among the eight franchises. With week two of the BBL|09 tournament under wraps, let’s take a look at what the ladder doesn’t tell us after fifteen games this season. 1. Adelaide […]
Sometimes the ladder lies … and in an action-packed BBL season, sometimes power rankings are the best way to see who is most threatening among the eight franchises.
The Gold Coast is better suited for an AFL expansion team than Tasmania.
Over the summer holidays, we are treated to a game of T20 cricket every night thanks to the Big Bash League.
The Melbourne Demons are finally in the news for the right reasons, after knocking off reigning premiers the Western Bulldogs in emphatic fashion at a once-cursed venue, Etihad Stadium.
Whether the fans like it or not – and it seems that they don’t – the Adelaide 36ers have finally rebranded.
More than a million fans – 1,030,495 – entered the gates to the Twenty20 Big Bash League fixtures during the most recent and just fifth season of the domestic tournament.
In 2005, Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson caught up with Peter Crimmins medallist and ex-vice captain of the club, Nick Holland.
Just me, trying to figure out how to get a comment to successfully start a new line, something I couldn’t get to work during my first live blog. Please ignore as I have also realised I cannot delete comments.
Wait.
Nope.
Still can’t figure it out.
– How about this?
Wow still nope.
At least I know how to type in bold.
Little wins.
Developing Dees can't afford to get ahead of themselves
Was thinking exactly this after Sunday’s performance.
Would love for a spot to open up and for him to find his way into the side – he’s criminally underrated and can adapt to any situation – but unfortunately Australia already have a deep pool of talent ahead of him.
For now though, I’ll enjoy seeing him fly under the radar in the Strikers’ blue.
Australia should select Jono Wells for the T20 World Cup
Funny you mention swapping Brisbane and Sydney as I actually had the Sixers and Heat swapped before last night’s match!
Then after the Heat dismantled them at home I felt as though I couldn’t keep it that way with momentum being so important.
It’s tight, that’s for sure.
BBL power rankings: Week 1
I have since learnt that it can only be viewed once you refresh the page.
That is bothering.
Developing Dees can't afford to get ahead of themselves