Ahead of the 2025-26 Big Bash League (BBL) and Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) seasons, all team squads have been finalized. Fans can track player movements, pre-draft overseas signings, and squad compositions as teams prepare for the upcoming competitions. Each WBBL squad consists of 15 players, while BBL teams can register up to 18 players. Notably, teams are allowed to sign one overseas player before the June 19 draft.
Key Squad Updates and Player Transfers
Adelaide Strikers
Men’s team includes Cameron Boyce, Jordan Buckingham, and overseas signing Jamie Overton (Eng). Jason Sangha joins the squad, while Brendan Doggett and Jake Weatherald have departed. The women’s side features stars like Darcie Brown and Laura Wolvaardt, with Katie Mack leaving for the Scorchers.
Brisbane Heat
The men’s lineup boasts Xavier Bartlett, Usman Khawaja, and Colin Munro (NZ). Lachlan Hearne and Hugh Weibgen join from Thunder, replacing Mitchell Swepson. The women’s squad features Nadine de Klerk and Grace Harris, with Laura Harris moving to Heat from Thunder.
Hobart Hurricanes
Men’s squad includes Jake Weatherald and Beau Webster, who join from Strikers and Stars respectively. Women’s side awaits final confirmations on ins and outs.
Melbourne Renegades
Men’s additions include Jason Behrendorff, Brendan Doggett, and Caleb Jewell. The women’s team welcomes Tess Flintoff while losing Ella Hayward and Georgia Prestwidge to Stars.
Melbourne Stars
Men’s squad sees Liam Hatcher and Mitch Swepson come in. Key women players Ella Hayward and Georgia Prestwidge join from Renegades.
Perth Scorchers
Men’s team adds Joel Paris and Bryce Jackson, losing Jason Behrendorff. Women’s squad brings back Katie Mack from Strikers.
Sydney Sixers
Men’s side welcomes Babar Azam (Pakistan), while women’s squad includes stars such as Alyssa Healy and Ellyse Perry.
Sydney Thunder
Men’s team has Sam Billings (Eng) and David Warner, while losing Liam Hatcher and Jason Sangha. The women’s squad includes Chamari Athapaththu (SL) and welcomes Laura Harris and Hasrat Gill.
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