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BBL 15 fixtures announced, tournament to begin on December 14
Cricket Australia has unveiled the schedule for BBL 15, running from December 14, 2025, to January 25, 2026, with Perth Scorchers and Sydney Sixers clashing in the opener. The blockbuster season opener will be played at Perth Stadium on December 14. The defending champions, Hobart Hurricanes, will kick off their title defence against Sydney Thunder on December 16. A total of 44 games will be played in the tournament, including knockouts and the final.
This clear, uninterrupted schedule is aligned with the 2025–26 Ashes series, which concludes early in January. Notably, this leaves a rare two-week window where Australia’s big Test names are expected to play in the BBL.
BBL15 fixtures:
December 14 – Perth Scorchers vs Sydney Sixers
December 15 – Melbourne Renegades vs Brisbane Heat
December 16 – Hobart Hurricanes vs Sydney Thunder
December 17 – Sydney Sixers vs Adelaide Strikers
December 18 – Melbourne Stars vs Hobart Hurricanes
December 19 – Brisbane Heat vs Perth Scorchers, Gabba
December 20 – Sydney Thunder vs Sydney Sixers
December 21 – Melbourne Renegades vs Hobart Hurricanes
December 22- Sydney Thunder vs Brisbane Heat, Manuka Oval
December 23 – Adelaide Strikers vs Melbourne Stars, Adelaide Oval
December 26 – Sydney Sixers vs Melbourne Stars
December 26 – Perth Scorchers vs Hobart Hurricanes
December 27 – Brisbane Heat vs Adelaide Strikers
December 28 – Melbourne Stars vs Sydney Thunder
December 29 – Hobart Hurricanes vs Melbourne Renegades
December 30 – Sydney Thunder vs Perth Scorchers
December 31 – Adelaide Strikers vs Brisbane Heat
January 1 - Melbourne Renegades vs Sydney Sixers
January 1 - Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers
January 2 - Brisbane Heat vs Melbourne Stars
January 3 - Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes
January 4 – Melbourne Stars vs Melbourne Renegades
January 4- Perth Scorchers vs Adelaide Strikers
January 5 – Sydney Sixers vs Brisbane Heat
January 6 – Adelaide Strikers vs Sydney Thunder
January 7 – Perth Scorchers vs Melbourne Renegades
January 8 – Melbourne Stars vs Sydney Sixers
January 9 -Hobart Hurricanes vs Adelaide Strikers
January 10 – Brisbane Heat vs Sydney Thunder
January 10 – Melbourne Renegades vs Melbourne Stars
January 11 – Sydney Sixers vs Hobart Hurricanes
January 11 – Adelaide Strikers vs Perth Scorchers
January 12 – Sydney Thunder vs Melbourne Renegades
January 13 – Melbourne Stars vs Adelaide Strikers
January 14 – Hobart Hurricanes vs Brisbane Heat
January 15 - Melbourne Renegades vs Perth Scorchers
January 16 – Sydney Sixers vs Sydney Thunder
January 17 – Adelaide Strikers vs Melbourne Renegades
January 17 – Perth Scorchers vs Melbourne Stars
January 18 – Brisbane Heat vs Sydney Sixers
January 20 – The Qualifier
January 21 – The Knockout
January 23 - The Challenger
January 25 – The Final
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