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Here, you can see The Roar’s complete 2020-21 Big Bash ladder. The season ran from December 10 and ended with the final on February 6, 2021 – won by the Sydney Sixers.
The competition ran with a full home-and-away season, with each team playing 14 games.
The BBL finals series was as follows.
The Eliminator: (Fourth v Fifth) The Qualifier: (First v Second) The Knock-Out: (Third v Winner of The Eliminator) The Challenger: (Loser of The Qualifier v Winner of The Knock-Out) The Final: (Winner of The Qualifier v Winner of The Challenger)
The way the ladder works hasn’t changed though, with teams given two points for a win and one for a tie or no result match.
In the case of a number of teams finishing on the same number of points, net run rate is used as a tiebreaker to separate the sides. Unlike the basic ‘for and against’ used in so many other sports, net run rate is a slightly more complex beast. Put simply, net run rate is the sum of a team’s average runs scored per over minus the team’s average runs conceded per over.
2020-21 Big Bash ladder
Pos.
Team
W
L
T/NR
NRR
Points
1st
Sydney Sixers
9
5
0
+0.257
36
2nd
Perth Scorchers
8
5
1
+0.851
32
3rd
Sydney Thunder
8
6
0
+0.949
31
4th
Brisbane Heat
7
7
0
-0.286
29
5th
Adelaide Strikers
7
7
0
+0.105
28
6th
Hobart Hurricanes
7
7
0
-0.187
28
7th
Melbourne Stars
5
8
1
+0.140
24
8th
Melbourne Renegades
4
10
0
-1.727
16
Big Bash history
The Sydney Sixers are defending champions after they defeated the Melbourne Stars at the SCG in the 2019-20 decider.
