Australia's Test Players Get Two-Week Window to Participate in BBL 2025-26 as Schedule Gets Confirmed

Australia's Test players get two-week window to participate in BBL 2025-26 as schedule gets confirmed

Australia's Test players will have a clear two-week window to be able to take part in the 15th edition of the Big Bash League, with the fixtures being confirmed for the new season. Perth Scorchers will host the Sydney Sixers at the Perth Stadium in the tournament opener on December 14, with the final set to be played on January 25, a day before Australia Day, a public holiday in the country on January 26. The dates clash with SA20 directly this …

Australia’s test players get a two-week window to participate in BBL 2025-26

BBL 2025-26 will begin from 14th December, and Australian test players will be available for the fag end of the tournament.

BBL 2025/26 schedule out! Test players to return after Ashes; Babar Azam's debut to start new season - Inside Sport India

Cricket Australia has officially released the BBL 2025-26 schedule, setting the stage for what is expected to be one of the most exciting seasons in Big Bash League (BBL) history. The tournament begins on December 14 and will run till January 25, finishing just ahead of Australia Day. For the first time in years, there will be a two-week window post-Ashes for Australia’s Test stars to join their respective franchises. This will give the league a…

Gades to hit Geelong with two Big Bash games

Melbourne Renegades will play two Big Bash League (BBL) games at GMHBA Stadium this summer with back-to-back home games to open the 2025-26 season. The Renegades will host two prime-time matches at Kardinia Park on Monday December 15 against Brisbane Heat and Sunday December 21 against reigning title holders Hobart Hurricanes with the first ball set to be bowled at 7.15pm for both games. The fixture will mark the eighth season the Renegades have…

Australia's Test players to have a two-week window to play in the BBL

Season to run from December 14 to January 25, with Australia's Test stars possibly available for the end of the tournament