As the KFC BBL season draws closer, it’s time to revisit some of the most memorable players and performances from seasons past. Vote on your favourite, or the one which sparks your curiosity the most.
Big Bash flashback: Choose your favourite
Murali Monday: The BBL best of Sri Lankan spin wiz
One of the best bowlers of modern times, Muttiah Muralitharan’s signing to the Melbourne Renegades prior to BBL|02 was massive for the emerging competition.
In his two seasons with the ‘Gades, Murali consistently bamboozled batsmen, clashed with long-time rival Shane Warne, and entertained many with his big grin and brilliant highlights.
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Tim Paine Tuesday: Career-best T20 knock on Boxing Day
These days Tim Paine spends Boxing Day leading the Australian Test team in front of a capacity MCG crowd.
But it wasn’t all that long ago when instead he was plying his trade for the Hobart Hurricanes – like this instance in BBL|06.
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Riki Wessels Wednesday: ‘Eyes on the ball’ goes next level
The son of South African star Kepler Wessels, Riki impressed for the Sydney Sixers as they finished runners-up in BBL|04.
This wasn’t exactly his finest moment. Not only was Wessels hit in the head by a Kane Richardson bouncer, the ball actually got stuck in the grille of his helmet!
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Ferguson Friday: A century in Perth for fearless Ferg
A trip to Optus Stadium was a daunting task for the Sydney Thunder in the latter stages of BBL|08.
Veteran Callum Ferguson arrived at the crease with the visitors 1-18, chasing 181 and immediately teed off. He reached triple figures in just 48 balls, and guided the Thunder to a six-wicket victory.