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Big Bash League 2025-26: Luke Wood, Jamie Overton & Rehan Ahmed among England players involved
Fast bowler Luke Wood and all-rounders Jamie Overton and Rehan Ahmed are among 13 English players set to feature in the Big Bash League.
All three were in England's squad for their last T20 series against New Zealand and will look to use the tournament to boost their chances of being included for February's T20 World Cup.
Overton returns to Adelaide Strikers and is joined by Wood, who previously played for Melbourne Stars in the 2022-23 season.
Ahmed will make his Big Bash debut with defending champions Hobart Hurricanes, who have also signed Chris Jordan.
All-rounder Sam Curran will also look to boost his World Cup hopes when he joins Sydney Sixers once the International League T20 finishes. He should be available for four to six group matches and the knockout stages.
210cm gun to give nightmares; prodigy set to explode: Every BBL team’s breakout star
BBL15 shapes as yet another opportunity for rising stars to stamp their mark on the Australian cricket landscape and set themselves up for the future.
Last season, the likes of Mitchell Owen and Cooper Connolly burst onto the scene and become household names.
So who are the players next in line to break into their BBL teams and excel once given an opportunity?
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The Heat have signed a rising quick after an impressive campaign in Queensland’s local T20 competition.
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The Big Bash Is Back: How To Watch It Live In Brisbane
Australian summer is synonymous with many things – beach days, backyard cricket, hot sand, and pavlova – but nothing gets the people together like a good game of cricket. Fast-paced, electrifying, unmissable – the Big Bash is back, and it’s forecasted to be a sell-out summer.
Fans can expect hair-raising, nail-biting action at the Gabba as the Brisbane Heat battle to trade last season’s bronze for gold.
Come for the on-field action, stay for the off-field entertainment. Australian electronic duo The Presets are bringing the halftime heat (pun intended) on 2 January, and fireworks, lighting shows, live performances (and fan cams!) can be expected at each game.
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