The
fifth edition of the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) will be a standalone
tournament this year for the first time since its inception. The seven festival
weekends will be power-packed with some exciting cricket.
The
WBBL this year will precede the Australian Women's home summer prior to the ICC
Women's T20 World Cup 2020 in February-March. WBBL has garnered tremendous
popularity with every passing year, courtesy the high standard of cricket
played by the global cricketing stars. The tournament has reaped rich dividends
from the broadcasters as the volume of televised content nearly doubled last
season with the 23 broadcast matches averaging 2,13,000 on Seven and Fox
Cricket.
The
much awaited WBBL will kick start on October 18 when Sydney Sixers take on
Sydney Thunder at the North Sydney Oval. Each team will play 14 matches with
the semifinals and final to be hosted by the top-ranked team after the
preliminary round. The final will be played on December 8.
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