Catch up on the latest form of BBL relevant players from across the globe, including international T20 leagues and domestic state competitions to help guide your SuperCoach selections.

Queensland 50-over Premier Cricket

Stars recruit Joe Burns produced a return to form with an unbeaten century, along with Thunder captain Usman Khawaja. Sixers’ BBL|10 member Gurinder Sandhu also reached triple figures, while new Hurricanes recruit Josh Kann impressed with both bat and ball, along with Michael Neser.

Joe Burns 134*(130)

Usman Khawaja 117*(119)

Lachy Pfeffer 98(164)

Mark Steketee 2-42(9.5)

Jack Wildermuth 0-47(9) & 4*(1)

Cameron Boyce 2-32(10)

Sam Heazlett 41(35)

Gurinder Sandhu 1-55(10) & 102(104)

Mitch Swepson 1-51(10)

Michael Neser 2-40(10) & 68*(64)

Hayden Kerr 2-43(10) & 4(8)

Josh Kann 3-38(8) & 72(81)

Matt Kuhnemann 1-28(10) & 17*(26)

Max Bryant 13(13)

Matt Renshaw 67(89) & 1-28(10)

Matt Willans 4-53(10)

Nick Larkin 26(39)

Arjun Nair 12(18) & 3-40(6.5)

James Bazley 0-22(7) & 11(12)

Simon Milenko 1-26(6) & 24(19)

Marnus Labuschagne 1-32(10) & 39*(48)

Joe Burns bringing up his #KFCQLDPremierCricket 100 in style 💯

How about the celebration! 😂💚#TeamGreen | 📽️ @qldcricket pic.twitter.com/5Gj1WwEQpN

— Melbourne Stars (@StarsBBL) September 19, 2021

Vitality Blast Finals

There wasn’t a lot to get excited about from a BBL perspective in the weekend’s finals, although Heat BBL|10 import Joe Denly took a 3fa with the ball. Sam Billings skippered Kent to the title.

James Vince 2(7)

Lewis Gregory 18(20), 6(8)

Joe Denly 3(8) 0-16(2), 0(1) & 3-31(4)

Sam Billings 14(14), 2(5)

Phil Salt 9(6)

Caribbean Premier League playoffs

BBL free agent Fawad Ahmed did well as the St Kitts & Nevis Patriots won the title, taking four wickets across two games in the playoffs. Tim David was strong in his middle-order role in the semi-final.

Fawad Ahmed 2-32(4), 2-22(4)

Tim David 10(10), 38*(17)

Keemo Paul 39(21), DNB & 2-21(1.3)

Nicholas Pooran 26(14)

Imran Tahir 5*(2) & 0-41(4)

Andre Fletcher 4(14)

Colin Munro 28(23)

Others

Canes recruit Sandeep Lamichhane did not bowl in Nepal’s loss to Oman due to a stomach injury. He returned with two wickets against USA on Saturday before taking 4-18 from 8.1 overs on Sunday as his side dominated to win by seven wickets versus Oman.

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