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BBL15

Season 20258 teams2Official Series Venues
Tournament MVP · Player of the Series
Jack WildermuthBrisbane Heat
Total Points: 362.0 pts · Matches: 3
Matches played
9
of 9 total
Total runs scored
1,384
avg 77/inning
Wickets taken
45
avg 5.0/match
Highest score
126
Matt Short
Most Wickets
#PlayerWkts
1
Jack Edwards
Sydney Sixers
6
2
Riley Meredith
Hobart Hurricanes
6
3
Rishad Hossain
Hobart Hurricanes
6
4
Peter Siddle
Melbourne Stars
5
5
Kane Richardson
Sydney Sixers
4
6
Joel Davies
Sydney Sixers
4
7
Harris Rauf
Melbourne Stars
4
8
Matt Kuhnemann
Brisbane Heat
4
9
Sean Abbott
Sydney Sixers
3
10
Mitch Swepson
Melbourne Stars
3
Series Editorial & Statistical Summary

BBL15 — Standings, NRR & Performance Report

Tournament Overview & Format

BBL15 is an official 2 cricket competition tracked ball-by-ball on the CricÓ platform, featuring 8 competing teams across 9 scheduled fixtures (9 completed). So far in the tournament, batters have accumulated 1,384 runs while bowlers have claimed 45 wickets across completed innings.

Points Table & Qualification Race

Sydney Thunder currently leads the BBL15 points table with 4 points from 2 matches (2 won, 0 lost) and a Net Run Rate (NRR) of +0.97. Sydney Sixers holds second place on 4 points (2W, 1L, NRR +0.30), while Melbourne Renegades sits third with 2 points (NRR +0.62). Tournament standings are determined by total points (2 points per win, 1 per tie/no-result), with Net Run Rate—calculated as (Total Runs Scored ÷ Total Overs Faced) minus (Total Runs Conceded ÷ Total Overs Bowled)—serving as the official tie-breaker.

Leading Run-Scorers, Wicket-Takers & MVP Contenders

In the Player of the Series (MVP) race, Jack Wildermuth (Brisbane Heat) leads the tournament with 362.0 points across 3 matches (254 batting pts, 108 bowling pts, 0 fielding pts). Jack Wildermuth (Brisbane Heat) is the tournament's leading run-scorer with 180 runs, while the highest individual score stands at 126 by Matt Short. With the ball, Jack Edwards (Sydney Sixers) tops the bowling chart with 6 wickets, and Hassan Khan holds the best bowling economy rate (7.33 RPO).

Tournament Records
Highest score
126
Matt Short
Best bowling
6W
Jack Edwards
Highest SR
263.64
Marcus Stoinis
Best economy
7.33
Hassan Khan
Win % by team
Sydney Thunder 100%
Sydney Sixers67%
Melbourne Renegades50%
Hobart Hurricanes50%
Adelaide Strikers100%
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