Big Bash League 2020 2021 Schedule, Fixture, Time Table & Dates

The upcoming season of BBL 2020 is going to start on 03 December 2020. CA has released the BBL Schedule 2020-21. The first match of BBL will be played between Brisbane Heat and Sydney Thunders. A total number of 60 matches to be played across 13 different venues.

According to the newly changed Big Bash schedule, each team can contract six overseas players, and a total of eight teams will be head to head each other in a league format, which will result in the top four teams to qualify for semi-finals.

BBL is packed with glamour and excitement. The full schedule for BBL 10 has announced with scheduled venues, time & date, and broadcasters.

BBL Schedule 2020-2021 | BBL10 fixtures: Schedule table

Here’s the complete Big Bash League (BBL 2020-21) time table with dates, time, and venues.

Big Bash playoffs to be played from 28 January 2021 and the final to be played on 6 February 2021

Big Bash League live Score and Broadcaster

BBL has an extensive viewership around the world. Here is the list of broadcaster officially announced by the organizing body. Fox Cricket and Seven Cricket will broadcast all the matches of BBL 2020-21.

Big Bash League Teams 2020 – 2021

The upcoming season of the big bash league will feature all the eight teams participating from the first season. 

BBL Teams with Logo

Team Name	Team Logo
Adelaide Strikers
Brisbane Heat
Hobart Hurricanes
Melbourne Renegades
Melbourne Stars
Perth Scorchers
Sydney Sixers
Sydney Thunder

Big Bash League playoffs Schedule 2020-2021

The Final of the tournament is scheduled to be held on 06^th February 2021 in the Home stadium of the highest-ranked team in the league stage.

The Playoffs

• Eliminator

• The Qualifier

• The Knockout

• The Challenger

• Final

BBL Teams Squad

Melbourne Stars:

Glenn Maxwell, Nic Maddinson, Hilton Cartwright, Marcus Stoinis, Clint Hinchliffe, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Jonathan Merlo, Ben Dunk, Peter Handscomb, Seb Gotch, Lance Morris, Daniel Worrall, Jackson Coleman, Dale Steyn, Pat Brown, Sandeep Lamichhane, Tom O’Connell, Adam Zampa, Haris Rauf.

 Sydney Thunders:

Callum Ferguson, Usman Khawaja, Alex Hales, Jason Sangha, Alex Ross, Oliver Davies, Arjun Nair, Chris Green, Nathan McAndrew, Daniel Sams, Chris Morris, Jay Lenton, Matt Gilkes, Gurinder Sandhu, Chris Tremain, Jono Cook, Tanveer Sangha

Adelaide Strikers:

Jake Weatherald, Jon Wells, Jake Lehmann, Travis Head, Phil Salt, Cameron White, Matt Short, Cameron Valente, Michael Neser, Harry Nielsen, Alex Carey, Billy Stanlake, Liam O’Connor, Rashid Khan, Wes Agar, Nick Winter, Peter Siddle, Harry Conway.

Hobart Hurricanes:

Matthew Wade, Qais Ahmad, Jofra Archer, George Bailey, Scott Boland, Jake Doran, Nathan Ellis, James Faulkner, Jarrod Freeman, Caleb Jewell, Ben McDermott, Riley Meredith, Simon Milenko, David Miller, David Moody, Tom Rogers, Clive Rose, D’Arcy Short, Aaron Summers.

Sydney Sixers:

Sean Abbott, Justin Avendano, Ben Dwarshuis, Jack Edwards, Mickey Edwards, Daniel Fallins, Moises Henriques, Daniel Hughes, Peter Nevill, Stephen O’Keefe, Josh Philippe, Lloyd Pope, Jordan Silk, Henry Thornton, Jackson Bird, Nathan Lyon, Steve Smith.

 Perth Scorchers:

Cameron Bancroft, Nick Hobson, Kurtis Patterson, Joe Root, Aaron Hardie, Cameron Green, Mitchell Marsh, Liam Livingstone, Ashton Turner, Josh Inglis, Sam Whiteman, Jason Behrendorff, Matt Kelly, Joel Paris, Jhye Richardson, Andrew Tye, Fawad Ahmed.

 Brisbane Heat:

Joe Burns, Max Bryant, Sam Heazlett, Matt Renshaw, Chris Lynn, AB de Villiers, Ben Curran, James Neesham, Tom Banton, Jimmy Peirson, Jack Prestwidge, Mark Steketee, Josh Lalor, James Pattinson, Ben Laughlin, Cameron Gannon, Zahir Khan, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Mitchell Swepson.

 Melbourne Renegades:

Aaron Finch, Tom Cooper, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Marcus Harris, Mackenzie Harvey, Shaun Marsh, Mohammad Nabi, Gulbadin Naib, Jalat Khan, Beau Webster, Jack Wildermuth, Sam Harper, Zak Evans, Joe Mennie, Mohammad Shahzad, Cameron Boyce, Jon Holland.