The next day of the third Test will start on December 15 and the last will be on January 27.
Although supply may decrease after the five-test set against India, BBL officials are optimistic that Australia's Test players will be able to play in the final few weeks of the typical time in January.
Players from that squad wo n't be able to play in the BBL finals, which will take place from January 21 to January 27 because Australia is scheduled to play two Tests in Sri Lanka starting in late January. A glass of roughly the last ten days of the BBL home-and-away period where Tests stars might play is likely to be present, but it seems unlikely that the fast bowlers will be one of the featured players when the India line wraps up on January 7 in Sydney.
The BBL fittings were confirmed on Friday with the period starting on December 15- the next day of the Brisbane Test- and the last played on January 27 which is a common trip the day after Australia Day.
" We've seen the last handful of times the impact those native soldiers have when they come back into the BBL", Alistair Dobson, the mind of the BBL, told ESPNcricinfo. With the windows opening up after the SCG Test before our team travels to Sri Lanka for players to play a number of activities, "we've given ourselves a really good chance this year from a planning standpoint."
" We've given ourselves every chance. That said a five-Test Border-Gavaskar Trophy collection is probably the toughest Test set our people will play in and that's where their target is. As the series develops its understanding of what they can complete and whether or not they are capable of playing some Political games, we'll job with them. We are positive that a number of them will return, and we know they do.
Last year, some of Australia's Test people made a quick look between the Pakistan and West Indies line.
A new system was created by the BBL that enables clubs to signal Australia-adopted players outside of their 18-member crew with the option to hire them as soon as they became available. Pat Cummins ( Sydney Thunder ) and Mitchell Starc ( Sydney Sixers ) took up this option but did not play for their clubs. Cummins next appeared in 2019 while Starc previous played BBL in 2014, which is a century since that time.
Steven Smith and Alex Carey both played for the Sydney Sixers and the Brisbane Heat and the Adelaide Strikers both did next year. Travis Head had been set to play for Workers but was rested by Cricket Australia while Nathan Lyon did not feature for his innovative team Melbourne Renegades.
Earlier in September, clubs should be able to mark players on a multi-year deal before the draft, which is expected to take place.
Scorchers to start time
The first game of the 2024-2019 year will be played at Optus Stadium against the Melbourne Stars. Just two nights during the ordinary time, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, will be when suits are n't played when the BBL begins. With the Perth Test followed by the day/night activity in Adelaide, which are broadcast into the nighttime west coast industry, being the first two in the series against India, it means the BBL therefore gets a clear run for the evening timeslot when it begins.
Strikers will host their traditional fixture at Adelaide Oval on New Year's Eve ( against Scorchers ) while Hobart Hurricanes vs Sydney Sixers and Brisbane Heat vs Melbourne Stars are the New Year's Day fixtures. Heat, reigning champions, kick off their campaign with a home game against Stars on December 18.
A Boxing Day double header will follow the opening day of the MCG Test with Sixers playing Stars followed by Scorchers against Heat and there will be another double header after the first day of the SCG Test on January 3.
Geelong gets another chance
The abandoned game between Renegades and Scorchers in Geelong last season caused a significant stir because it was deemed dangerous on a damp pitch. However, GMHBA Stadium, which will host Renegades ' first home game against Hurricanes on December 19, has undergone a show of faith. Renegades other four home fixtures will be at Marvel Stadium.
BBL fixtures 2024-25
December 15: Perth Scorchers vs Melbourne Stars, Optus Stadium ( 4.15pm ) December 16: Sydney Sixers vs Melbourne Renegades, SCG ( 7.15pm ) December 17: Sydney Thunder vs Adelaide Strikers, Manuka Oval ( 7.15pm ) December 18: Melbourne Stars vs Brisbane Heat, MCG ( 7.15pm ) December 19: Melbourne Renegades vs Hobart Hurricanes, GMHBA Stadium ( 7.15pm ) December 20: Adelaide Strikers vs Melbourne Stars, Adelaide Oval ( 6.45pm ) December 21: Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers, Blundstone Arena ( 4.00pm ) December 21: Sydney Thunder vs Sydney Sixers, ENGIE Stadium ( 7.15pm ) December 22: Brisbane Heat vs Adelaide Strikers, Gabba ( 6.15pm ) December 23: Melbourne Renegades vs Perth Scorchers, Marvel Stadium ( 7.15pm ) December 26: Sydney Sixers vs Melbourne Stars, SCG ( 6.05pm ) December 26: Perth Scorchers vs Brisbane Heat, Optus Stadium ( 6.15pm ) December 27: Adelaide Strikers vs Hobart Hurricanes, Adelaide Oval ( 6.45pm ) December 28: Melbourne Stars vs Sydney Thunder, Manuka Oval ( 7.15pm ) December 29: Brisbane Heat vs Sydney Sixers, Gabba ( 6.15pm ) December 30: Sydney Thunder vs Melbourne Renegades, ENGIE Stadium ( 7.15pm ) December 31: Adelaide Strikers vs Perth Scorchers, Adelaide Oval ( 6.45pm ) January 1: Hobart Hurricanes vs Sydney Sixers, Blundstone Arena ( 4.00pm ) January 1: Brisbane Heat vs Melbourne Stars, Gabba ( 6.15pm ) January 2: Melbourne Renegades vs Adelaide Strikers, Marvel Stadium ( 7.15pm ) January 3: Sydney Sixers vs Brisbane Heat, Coffs Harbour ( 6.05pm ) January 3: Perth Scorchers vs Sydney Thunder ,Optus Stadium ( 6.15pm ) January 4: Melbourne Stars vs Melbourne Renegades, MCG ( 7.15pm ) January 5: Hobart Hurricanes vs Adelaide Strikers, Blundstone Arena ( 7.15pm ) January 6: Brisbane Heat vs Sydney Thunder, Gabba ( 6.15pm ) January 7: Perth Scorchers vs Melbourne Renegades, Optus Stadium ( 4.15pm ) January 8: Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes, ENGIE Stadium ( 7.15pm ) January 9: Melbourne Stars vs Sydney Sixers, MCG ( 7.15pm ) January 10: Hobart Hurricanes vs Sydney Thunder, Blundstone Arena ( 7.15pm ) January 11: Sydney Sixers vs Perth Scorchers, SCG ( 4.45pm ) January 11: Adelaide Strikers vs Brisbane Heat, Adelaide Oval ( 7.30pm ) January 12: Melbourne Renegades vs Melbourne Stars, Marvel Stadium ( 7.15pm ) January 13: Sydney Thunder vs Perth Scorchers, ENGIE Stadium ( 7.30pm ) January 14: Hobart Hurricanes vs Melbourne Renegades, Blundstone Arena ( 7.30pm ) January 15: Adelaide Strikers vs Sydney Sixers, Adelaide Oval ( 7.00pm ) January 16: Brisbane Heat vs Hobart Hurricanes, Gabba ( 6.30pm ) January 17: Sydney Sixers vs Sydney Thunder, SCG ( 7.15pm ) January 18: Melbourne Renegades vs Brisbane Heat, Marvel Stadium ( 5.00pm ) January 18: Perth Scorchers vs Adelaide Strikers, Optus Stadium ( 5.15pm ) January 19: Melbourne Stars vs Hobart Hurricanes, MCG ( 7.15pm ) January 21: The Qualifier ( 1 vs 2 ) January 22: The Knockout ( 3 vs 4 ) January 24: The Challenger ( loser of Qualifier vs winner of Knockout ) January 27: The Final ( Reserve Day, January 28 )
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