This is the CRIC INFO 365 hub for the Big Bash League 2026-27. Every BBL post, from squad news to player profiles and match previews, is filed here.
Our BBL coverage goes deeper than most. Alongside match previews and predictions, we publish detailed player profiles for the league’s stars and rising names, with career stats broken down by format, BBL season by season records and the real stories behind their careers. We also publish ground guides explaining how each Australian venue plays in a T20 match.
Every profile is written from real reporting, such as official club features and ESPNcricinfo records, and where facts are not officially confirmed, we say so instead of guessing.
During the season, each match gets a preview with the likely playing 11, pitch notes, head to head records and a Dream11 team.
Use the Players and Grounds sub categories to browse profiles and venue guides, or scroll down for the latest BBL posts.
Quick Answer Aaron Hardie is a tall, powerful all-rounder who has become one of Perth Scorchers’ most valuable and versatile players over the past decade, and a genuine white-ball regular for Australia since 2023. Born in England but raised in Perth, he first turned heads as a teenager by dismissing Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma…
Quick Answer Mitchell Marsh is an Australian all-rounder and the country’s T20I captain, a genuine three-time World Cup winner who has spent more than a decade at the top of the international game. Nicknamed Bison, he comes from one of Australian cricket’s most well-known families, the son of former Test opener and national coach Geoff…
Quick Answer Cooper Connolly is a left-handed all-rounder from Perth who has gone from a fringe Big Bash squad player to an Australian international and IPL signing in the space of about three years. He debuted in all three international formats for Australia within five months in 2024 and 2025, and along the way he…
Quick Answer Mahli Beardman is a young fast bowler from Western Australia who was already winning World Cup finals for Australia before most fans had heard his name. He took 3 wickets for 15 runs in the final of the 2024 Under-19 Cricket World Cup to help Australia beat India and win the title, earning…
Quick Answer Ashton Agar is an Australian left-arm spin bowler and lower-order batter who announced himself to the cricket world in the most unlikely way possible, scoring 98 runs at number 11 on his Test debut in the 2013 Ashes, still the highest score ever by a number 11 batter in Test history. Since that…
Quick Answer Will Sutherland is a right-arm pace bowling all-rounder from Victoria who captains both his state side and Melbourne Renegades, the club he has represented since he was a teenager. Born into a well-known cricket family, the son of former Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland and older brother of Australian women’s international Annabel…
Quick Answer Tom Rogers is a right-arm pace bowler from Tasmania who has become one of Melbourne Renegades’ most trusted wicket-takers since joining the club in 2022. Known for his skill in the toughest moments of an innings, whether with the new ball or at the death, he was named BBL Player of the Season…
Quick Answer Ollie Peake is a left-handed batter from Geelong who has gone from Under-19 World Cup hero to Australia’s youngest-ever specialist batter to debut in ODI cricket, all before turning 20. He was a travelling reserve for Australia’s Under-19 squad at the 2024 World Cup, only to be thrust into the XI after an…
Quick Answer Caleb Jewell is a left-handed opening batter from Hobart who has built one of the more consistent domestic careers in Australian cricket over the past decade, without yet earning a senior international cap. He has scored more than 4,500 First Class runs for Tasmania, including a career-best 232, and he won the 2024…
Quick Answer Jake Fraser McGurk is an explosive right-handed opener from Victoria who plays for South Australia, Melbourne Renegades and, most recently, has featured for Delhi Capitals in the IPL and San Francisco Unicorns in Major League Cricket. He holds the record for the fastest List A century ever recorded, reaching 100 off just 29…