This section is home to CRIC INFO 365’s Big Bash League player profiles. Each profile is a complete guide to one player’s career, built from official club features, match reports and full stat records.
Every profile follows the same clear structure. It starts with a quick answer on who the player is, followed by a biography table with age, height, batting and bowling style, playing role and debuts. We list every team the player has represented, explain how their career started and cover the season that made their name.
The stats are broken down by format, First Class, List A and T20, with batting and bowling tables for each. BBL numbers always get their own section, with a season by season summary of the player’s Big Bash journey.
Each profile ends with a list of records and career highlights and a short FAQ answering the questions fans search for most.
Where facts like height are not officially published, we say so clearly instead of guessing. Browse the profiles below.
Quick Answer Marcus Stoinis is an Australian batting all rounder who has never played Test cricket but has won two ICC white ball titles and remains one of the most in demand T20 freelancers in the world game. He has played 71 ODIs and 87 T20Is for Australia, scoring 1,495 and 1,416 runs respectively, and…
Quick Answer Peter Siddle is a retired Australian right arm fast medium bowler who took 221 Test wickets for Australia and remains, at 41, an active T20 freelancer still playing in the BBL and the PSL. Across his international career he played 67 Tests, 20 ODIs, and 2 T20Is for Australia, taking 221, 17, and…
Quick Answer Tom Rogers is a left handed Victorian top order batter who has never played international cricket for Australia, but who owns one of the biggest individual scores in Australian domestic one day history. He has scored 342 first class runs at 24.42, 780 List A runs at 37.14, and 818 runs across T20…
Quick Answer Glenn Maxwell, nicknamed “The Big Show,” is a right handed Australian batting all rounder who has won three ICC titles with Australia and remains one of the most destructive white ball players the game has produced. He has played 7 Tests, 149 ODIs, and 130 T20Is for Australia, scoring 339, 3,990, and 2,897…
Quick Answer Campbell Kellaway is a left handed Victorian batter who has never played senior international cricket for Australia, but who has been repeatedly picked for Australia A and tipped by his own state coach as a future Test opener. He has scored 2,333 first class runs at an average of 31.52 with a top…
Quick Answer Liam Hatcher is an Australian right arm pace bowler from Western Sydney who has never played senior international cricket for Australia, but who just put together the best domestic season of his career, taking 44 wickets in the 2025-26 Sheffield Shield, the most of any bowler that summer. He has 102 first class…
Quick Answer Joel Paris is a tall left-arm fast-medium bowler from Perth who has quietly built one of the most impressive Sheffield Shield records in Australian domestic cricket, boasting a First Class bowling average under 20 across more than 50 matches and over 200 wickets. He played 2 ODIs for Australia against India back in…
Quick Answer Ashton Turner is the most decorated player in Big Bash League history, having won 5 BBL titles with Perth Scorchers, more than any other player in the competition’s history, and he currently captains the club. Turner has represented Australia in limited-overs formats, notably making a massive splash in his second ODI in 2019…
Quick Answer Jhye Richardson is an Australian right-arm fast bowler known for a whippy action and the ability to swing the ball both ways at speeds up to 140 kilometres per hour, and for a career that has been repeatedly interrupted by injury just as it looked ready to take off. He has played all…
Quick Answer Lance Morris is a right-arm fast bowler from Western Australia, widely regarded as one of the quickest bowlers in the country, capable of consistently hitting speeds above 145 kilometres per hour and touching the early 150s on his best days. Nicknamed the Wild Thing, he made his ODI debut for Australia against West…