BBL 2022-2023: Teams, Venue and Schedule All You Need To Know About

By Rohit - October 15, 2022 - Last updated on Oct 16, 2022 04:44 PM
BBL 2022-2023: Teams, Venue and Schedule All You Need To Know About

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In terms of audience attendance, the Big Bash League (BBL) is the worlds second most popular cricket league after the IPL. Cricket Australia launched it in 2011. The league is known as the KFC T20 Big Bash League. The Australian cricket board investigated the first three seasons of the IPL (Indian Premier League) beginning in 2008.

It was determined that with so much domestic talent available in the country, it could be best utilised and nurtured. So they started this t20 cricket league and scheduled it for the summer season, which is December to January. Perth Scorchers won the BBL 11th season. The 12th season will run from December 2022 to January 2023.

The league stage will consist of 56 matches, after which the teams qualifying will compete in a five-match knock out series, beginning with Eliminator, followed by Qualifier, Challenger, and The Final.

The tournament will be held at 17 venues across 13 cities, including the SCG and MCG, with the addition of Lavington Sports Ground in Albury, Cazalys Stadium in Cairns, and North Sydney Oval.

BBL (Big Bash League) History

The tournament, which began in 2011, was supposed to expand in 2012. Newcastle, Canberra, Geelong, and the Gold Coast were proposed as teams. A team based in New Zealand, most likely in Auckland or Christchurch, was also proposed. However, the leagues expansion was halted due to a lack of proper hosting facilities in the proposed cities.

The tournament is entirely held in Australia during the summer months of December, January, and February. Until 2014, only the top two teams qualified for the Champions League T20.

The tournament was held between the top teams from various domestic T20 cricket leagues from around the world, similar to the UEFA Champions League, which is held in Europe. The Champions League T20 tournament, on the other hand, was cancelled in 2014.

The Big Bash League 2022-2023 Format and Teams List

The Big Bash League is an eight-team t20 cricket league. Every team plays every other team twice. As a result, they will play 14 games before the knockout stage. The knockout stage pits five teams against each other, with the bottom three eliminated. BBL has a total of eight teams that compete. These are listed below.

  1. Adelaide Strikers
  2. Brisbane Heat
  3. Hobart Hurricanes
  4. Melbourne Renegades
  5. Melbourne Stars
  6. Perth Scorchers
  7. Sydney Sixers
  8. Sydney Thunder

The Big Bash League 2022-23 Venues List

For BBL 2022/23, a total of 17 venues have been finalised.The new additions are Alburys Lavington Sports Ground, North Sydney Oval, and Cairns Cazalys Stadium.In addition to the eight traditional venues, Coffs Harbour, Geelong, Metricon Stadium, Manuka Oval, University of Tasmania Stadium, and Junction Oval will host.

BBL 2022-23 Venues

  • Melbourne - MCG, Marvel Stadium
  • Sydney - SCG, Sydney Showground, North Sydney Oval
  • Adelaide - Adelaide Oval
  • Cairns - Cazalys Stadium
  • St Kilda - CitiPower Centre
  • Perth - Optus Stadium (WACA/Perth Stadium)
  • Brisbane - The Gabba
  • Coffs Harbour - Coff Harbour International Stadium
  • Geelong - GHMBA Stadium
  • Canberra - Manuka Oval
  • Hobart - Blundstone Arena
  • Queensland - Metricon Stadium
  • Launceston - University of Tasmania Stadium (UTAS)
  • Albury - Lavington Sports Ground

BIG BASH 2022-2023 FULL SCHEDULE WITH TIMINGS

As previously stated, the BBL 2022/23 season will begin on December 13. The regular season will conclude on January 25, 2023, with a doubleheader between the Brisbane Heat and the Hobart Hurricanes, as well as the Sydney Thunder and the Melbourne Stars.

The Eliminator, Qualifier, and Knockout will take place on January 27, 28, and 29. Challenger will take place on February 2nd, with the finale on February 4th.

Date Day Fixture Time in IST Venue
December 13, 2022 Tuesday Sydney Thunder vs Melbourne Stars 1:45 PM Manuka Oval
December 14, 2022 Wednesday Adelaide Strikers vs Sydney Sixers 1:45 PM Adelaide Oval
December 15, 2022 Thursday Brisbane Heat vs Melbourne Renegades 1:45 PM Cazalys Stadium (Cairns)
December 16, 2022 Friday Melbourne Stars vs Hobart Hurricanes 11:35 AM MCG
December 16, 2022 Friday Sydney Thunder vs Adelaide Strikers 2:45 PM Sydney Showground Stadium
December 17, 2022 Saturday Perth Scorchers vs Sydney Sixers 1:35 PM Optus Stadium
December 18, 2022 Sunday Melbourne Renegades vs Sydney Thunder 1:45 PM Marvel Stadium
December 19, 2022 Monday Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers 1:45 PM University of Tasmania Stadium
December 20, 2022 Tuesday Adelaide Strikers vs Sydney Thunder 1:45 PM Adelaide Oval
December 21, 2022 Wednesday Melbourne Renegades vs Brisbane Heat 1:45 PM GMHBA Stadium
December 22, 2022 Thursday Sydney Sixers vs Hobart Hurricanes 1:45 PM SCG
December 23, 2022 Friday Melbourne Stars vs Perth Scorchers 10 AM CitiPower Centre
December 23, 2022 Friday Brisbane Heat vs Adelaide Strikers 1:30 PM Gabba
December 24, 2022 Saturday Hobart Hurricanes vs Melbourne Renegades 10 AM Blundstone Arena
December 26, 2022 Monday Sydney Sixers vs Melbourne Stars 12:35 PM SCG
December 26, 2022 Monday Perth Scorchers vs Adelaide Strikers 3:45 PM Optus Stadium
December 27, 2022 Tuesday Sydney Thunder vs Brisbane Heat 1:45 PM Sydney Showground Stadium
December 28, 2022 Wednesday Sydney Sixers vs Melbourne Renegades 1:45 PM SCG
December 29, 2022 Thursday Brisbane Heat vs Sydney Thunder 12:35 PM Metricon Stadium
December 29, 2022 Thursday Perth Scorchers vs Melbourne Stars 3:45 PM Optus Stadium
December 30, 2022 Friday Melbourne Renegades vs Sydney Sixers 1 PM GMHBA Stadium
December 31, 2022 Saturday Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes 10 AM Lavington Sports Ground (Albury)
December 31, 2022 Saturday Adelaide Strikers vs Melbourne Stars 1:30 PM Adelaide Oval
January 1, 2023 Sunday Melbourne Renegades vs Perth Scorchers 8:10 AM Marvel Stadium
January 1, 2023 Sunday Brisbane Heat vs Sydney Sixers 1:45 PM Gabba
January 2, 2023 Monday Hobart Hurricanes vs Adelaide Strikers 1:45 PM Blundstone Arena
January 3, 2023 Tuesday Melbourne Stars vs Melbourne Renegades 1:45 PM MCG
January 4, 2023 Wednesday Sydney Sixers vs Brisbane Heat 12:35 PM North Sydney Oval
January 4, 2023 Wednesday Perth Scorchers vs Sydney Thunder 3:45 PM Optus Stadium
January 5, 2023 Thursday Adelaide Strikers vs Hobart Hurricanes 1:45 PM Adelaide Oval
January 6, 2023 Friday Melbourne Stars vs Sydney Sixers 1 PM MCG
January 7, 2023 Saturday Melbourne Renegades vs Hobart Hurricanes 12:35 PM Marvel Stadium
January 7, 2023 Saturday Perth Scorchers vs Brisbane Heat 3:45 PM Optus Stadium
January 8, 2023 Sunday Sydney Thunder vs Sydney Sixers 1:45 PM Sydney Showground Stadium
January 9, 2023 Monday Hobart Hurricanes vs Melbourne Stars 1:45 PM Blundstone Arena
January 10, 2023 Tuesday Adelaide Strikers vs Melbourne Renegades 2:10 PM Adelaide Oval
January 11, 2023 Wednesday Brisbane Heat vs Perth Scorchers 2:10 PM Gabba
January 12, 2023 Thursday Melbourne Stars vs Adelaide Strikers 1:45 PM MCG
January 13, 2023 Friday Sydney Thunder vs Perth Scorchers 1 PM Sydney Showground Stadium
January 14, 2023 Saturday Adelaide Strikers vs Brisbane Heat 10:30 AM Adelaide Oval
January 14, 2023 Saturday Melbourne Renegades vs Melbourne Stars 2 PM Marvel Stadium
January 15, 2023 Sunday Hobart Hurricanes vs Sydney Thunder 8:10 AM Blundstone Arena
January 15, 2023 Sunday Sydney Sixers vs Perth Scorchers 1:45 PM SCG
January 16, 2023 Monday Melbourne Stars vs Brisbane Heat 1:45 PM MCG
January 17, 2023 Tuesday Sydney Sixers vs Adelaide Strikers 1:45 PM C.ex Coffs International Stadium
January 18, 2023 Wednesday Perth Scorchers vs Hobart Hurricanes 2:10 PM Optus Stadium
January 19, 2023 Thursday Sydney Thunder vs Melbourne Renegades 1:45 PM Manuka Oval
January 20, 2023 Friday Adelaide Strikers vs Perth Scorchers 11 AM Adelaide Oval
January 20, 2023 Friday Brisbane Heat vs Hobart Hurricanes 2:30 PM Gabba
January 21, 2023 Saturday Sydney Sixers vs Sydney Thunder 1:35 PM SCG
January 22, 2023 Sunday Brisbane Heat vs Melbourne Stars 8:10 AM Gabba
January 22, 2023 Sunday Perth Scorchers vs Melbourne Renegades 1:45 PM Optus Stadium
January 23, 2023 Monday Hobart Hurricanes vs Sydney Sixers 1:45 PM Blundstone Arena
January 24, 2023 Tuesday Melbourne Renegades vs Adelaide Strikers 1:45 PM Marvel Stadium
January 25, 2023 Wednesday Hobart Hurricanes vs Brisbane Heat 8:10 AM University of Tasmania Stadium
January 25, 2023 Wednesday Melbourne Stars vs Sydney Thunder 1:45 PM MCG

BBL 2022-23 Playoffs

Date Day Fixture Time in IST Venue
January 27, 2023 Friday The Eliminator TBC TBC
January 28, 2023 Saturday The Qualifier TBC TBC
January 29, 2023 Sunday The Knockout TBC TBC
February 2, 2023 Thursday The Challenger TBC TBC
February 4, 2023 Saturday The Final TBC TBC

BIG BASH 2022-2023 BROADCASTING CHANNELS

The BBL will be held from December 5 to January 28, with matches between the eight teams - Adelaide Strikers, Brisbane Heat, Hobart Hurricanes, Melbourne Renegades, Melbourne Stars, Perth Scorchers, Sydney Sixers, and Sydney Thunder - taking place across 14 venues in Australia. The Sixers are the competitions defending champions.

The eight teams will compete in 56 league matches and five knockout matches. Due to the Omicron Covid-19 variant and border restrictions in some states, there may be some complications, such as crowd and player movement restrictions.

Australia Fox Cricket, Kayo Sports, Channel Seven (45 matches)
New Zealand Sky Sport NZ
Indian Sub-continent Sony SIX, Sony SIX HD, Sony Ten 2, Sony Ten 2 HD
United Kingdom BT Sport
Pakistan Ten Sports Pakistan
The Middle East and North Africa beIN SPORTS
South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa SuperSport
Caribbean Sports Max, Flow Sports
United States Willow TV
Canada CBN, ATN Cricket Plus
Southeast Asia Fox Sports Asia

The Big Bash League 2022-2023 Prize Money

Cricket Australia increased the tournament prize money to $890,000 for the 2015/16 season, which will be split among five teams.

  • Champions – $450,000
  • Runners up- $260,000
  • 3rd and 4th placed team – $80,000 each
  • 5th placed team – $20,000

BBL Winners List From 2011-22

SEASON WINNERS RUNNERS UP VENUE
2011/12 Sydney Sixers Perth Scorchers WACA Ground
2012/13 Brisbane Heat Perth Scorchers WACA Ground
2013/14 Perth Scorchers Hobart Hurricanes WACA Ground
2014/15 Perth Scorchers Sydney Sixers Manuka Oval
2015/16 Sydney Thunders Melbourne Stars MCG
2016/17 Perth Scorchers Sydney Sixers WACA Ground
2017/18 Adelaide Strikers Hobart Hurricanes Adelaide Oval
2018/19 Melbourne Renegades Melbourne Stars Docklands Stadium
2019/20 Sydney Sixers Melbourne Stars SCG
2020/21 Sydney Sixers Perth Scorchers SCG
2021/22 Perth Scorchers Sydney Sixers Docklands Stadium

Total Titles Won By Each Team Of Big Bash League

TEAMS NO. OF TIMES WON
Perth Scorchers 4
Sydney Sixers 3
Adelaide Strikers 1
Brisbane Heat 1
Melbourne Renegades 1
Sydney Thunders 1
Melbourne Stars 0
Hobart Hurricanes 0

BBL Individual Records of Players

Highest Total Melbourne Stars 273/2
Most Runs Chris Lynn 2790
Highest Bat Avg Bradd Hodge 42.78
Highest Ind Score Glenn Maxwell 154
Most Sixes Chris Lynn 172
Most Wickets Sean Abbott 112
Best Economy Rate Lasith Malinga 5.40 in 13 Matches
Lowest Total Melbourne Renegades 57 (12.4 overs)

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