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The east-coast franchises might have the big names, the big money and the big mouths, but Perth Scorchers have proven the team to beat year after year in the T20 Big Bash League.

The West Australians have played in every finals series to date, winning three titles since 2013. What’s more, they have done so with a squad that relies much more on local talent than on international guns for hire.

With Justin Langer now in charge of the national team, this is a new era for the Scorchers under long-time servant Adam Voges. Here you will find the latest T20 cricket odds, fixture lists, squad news and everything else you need to know before putting your money behind the BBL’s most successful team.

About Perth Scorchers

Established: 2011
Home ground: Optus Stadium
Coach: Adam Voges
Captain: Mitchell Marsh
BBL titles: 3 (BBL03, BBL04, BBL06)

 

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Perth Scorchers 2018/19 BBL fixture

Scorchers BBL dates
Opponent Date Venue Time
Melbourne Renegades Thursday, December 20, 2018 Marvel Stadium 4.15pm AWST
Sydney Sixers Saturday, December 22, 2018 SCG 12.30pm AWST
Adelaide Strikers Wednesday, December 26, 2018 Optus Stadium 4.15pm AWST
Hobart Hurricanes Sunday, December 30, 2018 UTAS Stadium 4.15pm AWST
Sydney Thunder Wednesday, January 2, 2019 Spotless Stadium 4.15pm AWST
Brisbane Heat Saturday, January 5, 2019 Optus Stadium 6.30pm AWST
Melbourne Stars Wednesday, January 9, 2019 MCG 4.15pm AWST
Sydney Sixers Sunday, January 13, 2019 Optus Stadium 6.35pm AWST
Hobart Hurricanes Friday, January 19, 2019 Optus Stadium 6.30pm AWST
Sydney Thunder Thursday, January 24, 2019 Optus Stadium 6.40pm AWST
Melbourne Renegades Monday, January 28, 2019 Optus Stadium 6.15pm AWST
Brisbane Heat Friday, February 1, 2019 The Gabba 5.40pm AWST
Melbourne Stars Sunday, February 3, 2019 Optus Stadium 6.15pm AWST
Adelaide Strikers Saturday, February 9, 2019 Traeger Park 11.45am AWST

Perth Scorchers squad for BBL|08

Notable past players

Perth Scorchers Big Bash odds and tips

It should surprise nobody that Perth are well liked in the outright betting for Big Bash 2018/19. Most online bookies have them pegged as standalone favourites for the title, so you are looking at +400 or thereabouts across the board.

Top tournament batsman
As ever, the national selectors could have a big say the makeup of Perth’s batting order throughout the season. That leaves Michael Klinger, who will be eager to focus on cricket and pile on as many runs as possible after a difficult season off the field last summer.

Top tournament bowler
Andrew Tye stole the headlines in BBL07 with 16 wickets in only six games, but it might be time for someone else to step up. Look for young quick Jhye Richardson to put his hat in the ring for a recall to the national team.

All-time Perth Scorchers XI

1. Michael Klinger
2. Shaun Marsh
3. Herschelle Gibbs
4. Adam Voges (c)
5. Mitchell Marsh
6. Marcus North
7. Sam Whiteman (wk)
8. Nathan Coulter-Nile
9. Jason Behrendorff
10. Andrew Tye
11. Brad Hogg

How do you whittle down such a successful franchise to only 11 players? Fortunately, many of these guys pick themselves – the Marsh brothers, Maxy Klinger and skipper Voges have contributed big runs year after year, while the seam trio of Behrendorff, Coulter-Nile and Tye is as good as any that has ever graced the Big Bash.

There are also some obvious selections from the archives. George Bradley Hogg was the most prolific spinner in the BBL during his five seasons with the Scorchers; South African star Herschelle Gibbs was a massive hit, smashing six half-tons in 16 innings; and WA stalwart Marcus North played a big role in the club’s early progress.

Perhaps of more note is who misses out. This is only Mitch Johnson’s second season in the orange, so he may yet work his way into the all-time XI. The same goes for Willey, who was terrific before leaving for England’s tour of India last year. Explosive openers Michael Carberry and Craig Simmons may also consider themselves unlucky, but that’s what happens when you are up against the best of the best.

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