BBL 2017/2018

Tickets for BBL went on sale today, looking at attending a game at the WACA, can anyone recommend where to sit?
TEN’s coverage of the Big Bash League and Women’s Big Bash League gets underway next month.
The Big Bash League returns on Tuesday, 19 December to encompass 43 matches played in 48 days, including six double-headers. All 43 matches will be broadcast in prime time, live and exclusive on TEN and ONE.
Commentators include Roz Kelly, Adam Gilchrist, Ricky Ponting, Mark Waugh, Damien Fleming, Mark Howard, Lisa Sthalekar and Mel Jones.
Mel Jones, Lisa Sthalekar and Andy Maher commentate the Women’s Big Bash League which begins December 9th.
carey wrote:Couldn't think of a worst commentary line up.
Tony Clifton wrote:Pick a likely Strikers line up?
1. Jake Weatherald
2. Alex Carey (wk)
3. Travis Head (c)
4. Colin Ingram
5. Jake Lehmann
6. Jon Wells
7. Michael Neser
8. Rashid Khan
9. Ben Laughlin
10. Billy Stanlake
11. Liam O'Connor
Rest of squad
Peter Siddle
Jono Dean
Wes Agar
Others?
Hate to say it but looking fairly ordinary. Have I forgotten a few players?
amber_fluid wrote:Didn’t know where to put this but:
Wanker or not?
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/cri ... fe85784fdf
Thinks he’s better than Bradman.
amber_fluid wrote:Didn’t know where to put this but:
Wanker or not?
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/cri ... fe85784fdf
Thinks he’s better than Bradman.
Lightning McQueen wrote:amber_fluid wrote:Didn’t know where to put this but:
Wanker or not?
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/cri ... fe85784fdf
Thinks he’s better than Bradman.
Did you see further down that page in "other stories", there is a heading "arm vaginas are a thing now"?
amber_fluid wrote:
Bahahaha
Yeah I did see that and I did click on it as well.
WTF woman are weird to state the bleeding obvious
Lightning McQueen wrote:amber_fluid wrote:Didn’t know where to put this but:
Wanker or not?
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/cri ... fe85784fdf
Thinks he’s better than Bradman.
Did you see further down that page in "other stories", there is a heading "arm vaginas are a thing now"?
The Bedge wrote:amber_fluid wrote:Didn’t know where to put this but:
Wanker or not?
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/cri ... fe85784fdf
Thinks he’s better than Bradman.
He's not even the best WI batsman ever, let alone all time
Coach Bombay wrote:1. Jake Weatherald - SA
2. Alex Carey (wk)- SA
3. Travis Head (c) - SA
4. Colin Ingram - Int
5. Jake Lehmann - SA
6. Jon Wells - WA
7. Michael Neser - Qld
8. Rashid Khan - Int*
9. Ben Laughlin - Qld
10. Billy Stanlake - Qld
11. Liam O'Connor - WA
Rest of squad
Peter Siddle - Vic
Jono Dean - Act
Wes Agar - SA
Mick Cormack - SA
Nick Winter - SA
Daniel Drew - SA
David Grant - SA
Only 2 spare batsmen on the interchange.
Eagles2014 wrote:Coach Bombay wrote:1. Jake Weatherald - SA
2. Alex Carey (wk)- SA
3. Travis Head (c) - SA
4. Colin Ingram - Int
5. Jake Lehmann - SA
6. Jon Wells - WA
7. Michael Neser - Qld
8. Rashid Khan - Int*
9. Ben Laughlin - Qld
10. Billy Stanlake - Qld
11. Liam O'Connor - WA
Rest of squad
Peter Siddle - Vic
Jono Dean - Act
Wes Agar - SA
Mick Cormack - SA
Nick Winter - SA
Daniel Drew - SA
David Grant - SA
Only 2 spare batsmen on the interchange.
We would have to have the worse list going around!
Be surprised if we win couple of games, think bottom two finish this year.
Hope the crowds don't drop off too much when we start losing!
The 2017-18 Big Bash League season kicks off at 7:30pm AEDT next Tuesday.
43 matches will be played in 48 days, including six double-header, live and exclusive on TEN or ONE.
The highly-anticipated season will see the biggest names in world cricket line up at the crease, including former England superstar Kevin Pietersen, former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum and livewire Chris Lynn, plus Australian favourites Mitchell Johnson, Brad Hogg, Shane Watson and Brad Hodge.
The best commentary team in the business is back on Network Ten for 2017-18, led by multi-award nominated presenter Roz Kelly with cricket royalty Adam Gilchrist AM, Ricky Ponting AO, Mark Waugh AM and Damien Fleming, plus Mark Howard and Mel Jones.
Australian cricket legend Andrew Symonds, current Australia cricket team coach Darren Lehmann, former New Zealand cricket captain Brendon McCullum and crowd favourite Kevin Pietersen are back for another season and will join the crew as special guest commentators for a number of games throughout the summer. Joining them will also be English cricket legends, former captain Michael Vaughan and one of the game’s great characters Graeme Swann, both making their BBL commentary debuts this season.