List of Adelaide Strikers players

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Rashid Khan has played 61 matches for the Adelaide Strikers and taken 92 wickets, the most of any Strikers player. Rashid Khan.jpg
Rashid Khan has played 61 matches for the Adelaide Strikers and taken 92 wickets, the most of any Strikers player.

The Adelaide Strikers are a cricket team based in Adelaide, South Australia, which competes in the Big Bash League (BBL). The team was established in 2011 as part of the creation of the BBL, a revamp of Australia's domestic Twenty20 competition. [1] The Strikers have participated in every edition of the BBL, winning the competition once in the 2017–18 season. [2] As of the end of the 2021–22 season, eighty cricketers have played for the Strikers. [3] Cricket Australia initially restricted each BBL team to two players from other countries on their lists, expanding this to three players ahead of the 2020–21 season. [4] As a result, the vast majority of these players are Australian nationals.

Contents

Men's team players

Statistics are correct to the end of the 2021–22 Big Bash League season.

Adelaide Strikers players Batting Bowling Fielding Ref
NameNatCareerMat Inn NO Runs HS Avg Balls Mdn Runs Wkt Best Avg Econ Ca St
Wes Agar
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2016/17–2021/2239137469* 7.6679911163494/2723.738.733 [5] [6]
Tom Andrews
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2016/17210222.003004008.001 [7] [8]
Aiden Blizzard
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2011/125501043020.804 [9] [10]
Cameron Borgas
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2011/126611113122.206020020.003 [11] [12]
Johan Botha
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2011/12–2014/152722930241* 23.235541627202/1131.356.7911 [13] [14]
Cameron Boyce
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2012/13621878.0090012163/1720.168.060 [15] [16]
Danny Briggs
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2020/2114735535* 13.752750340113/2030.907.411 [17] [18]
Alex Carey
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2016/17–2021/2251513167910134.97504 [19] [20]
Ian Cockbain
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2021/2266223971* 59.756 [21] [22]
Harry Conway
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2019/20–2021/221731864.003680486162/3230.377.921 [23] [24]
Tom Cooper
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2011/1255210143* 33.662 [25] [26]
Adam Crosthwaite
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2011/12660601810.0033 [27] [28]
Jono Dean
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2013/14–2017/182219331754* 19.815 [29] [30]
Theo Doropoulos
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2012/133311212* 6.006012012.001 [31] [32]
Brendan Drew
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2011/1232015107.507209042/2722.507.501 [33] [34]
Daniel Drew
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2021/223314523* 22.500 [35] [36]
Ben Dunk
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2016/178813648552.001202011/2020.0010.004 [37] [38]
Fawad Ahmed
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2021/22132254* 3120391113/1635.547.512 [39] [40]
Callum Ferguson
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2011/12–2013/14181602625216.378 [41] [42]
James Franklin
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2011/12110777.001802222/2211.007.330 [43] [44]
George Garton
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2021/22661631912.60120020862/2334.6610.402 [45] [46]
Ryan Gibson
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2020/21–2021/221211510843* 18.006010010.004 [47] [48]
Alex Hales
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2013/148801754921.872 [49] [50]
Daniel Harris
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2011/126601424923.666015015.003 [51] [52]
Travis Head
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2012/13–2021/22535151360101* 29.563420459183/1625.508.0516 [53] [54]
Brad Hodge
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2014/15–2016/172020659356* 42.3560808.008 [55] [56]
Jon Holland
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2013/14–2015/16122155* 5.00216030082/1937.508.335 [57] [58]
Phillip Hughes
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2012/13–2013/148811757425.005 [59] [60]
Henry Hunt
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2021/226601022717.002 [61] [62]
Colin Ingram
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2017/18–2018/19252556107530.5072010311/20103.008.586 [63] [64]
Mahela Jayawardene
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2015/167701915727.281 [65] [66]
Matt Johnston
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2012/13222118* 3005121/2225.5010.200 [67] [68]
Chris Jordan
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2016/1755136189.00102015893/2417.559.296 [69] [70]
Thomas Kelly
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2021/22151222144121.405 [71] [72]
Hamish Kingston
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2015/1611202311/2323.0011.500 [73] [74]
Michael Klinger
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2011/12–2013/142222366386* 34.898 [75] [76]
Ben Laughlin
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2014/15–2018/195012353225.88100901357604/2622.618.0613 [77] [78]
Trent Lawford
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2014/15210444.002403007.501 [79] [80]
Jake Lehmann
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2015/16–2018/19302542674612.712404211/542.0010.5013 [81] [82]
Tim Ludeman
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2012/13–2016/173734684692* 30.21211 [83] [84]
Nathan Lyon
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2011/12–2012/13420221.007109621/2648.008.112 [85] [86]
Bryce McGain
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2011/1231100* 60011321/4356.5011.300 [87] [88]
James Muirhead
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2011/1221155* 3005442/1713.5010.801 [89] [90]
Michael Neser
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2012/13–2020/2162391334840* 13.38120221671623/2426.958.3430 [91] [92]
Harry Nielsen
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2017/18–2021/222619526544* 18.92141 [93] [94]
Ben Oakley
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2013/14224050012.502 [95] [96]
Aaron O'Brien
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2011/1275128137.00168018163/2630.166.460 [97] [98]
Liam O'Connor
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2016/17–2020/212373721.754560586153/3039.067.718 [99] [100]
Kieron Pollard
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2012/13–2016/171816231165* 22.211860286123/3023.839.228 [101] [102]
Gary Putland
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2012/13–2015/1672111* 1.00132218632/3962.008.453 [103] [104]
Adil Rashid
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2015/16943432543.002080226163/2314.126.511 [105] [106]
Rashid Khan
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2017/18–2021/226144143654012.16143011536926/1716.696.4414 [107] [108]
Nathan Reardon
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2012/13–2013/14161423204326.6612029014.504 [109] [110]
Matt Renshaw
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2020/21–2021/22252535136323.316009711/3897.009.709 [111] [112]
Kane Richardson
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2011/12–2016/17361751624513.507283964373/926.057.9415 [113] [114]
Alex Ross
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2014/15–2015/16181422476520.589 [115] [116]
Saeed Ajmal
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2012/1312402211/2222.005.500 [117] [118]
Daniel Salpietro
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2011/1222013126.504806511/2865.008.121 [119] [120]
Phil Salt
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2019/20–2020/213030167167* 23.1313 [121] [122]
Liam Scott
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2020/21–2021/2243013104.3312028014.000 [123] [124]
Shakib Al Hasan
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2013/14220484624.003003122/2115.506.201 [125] [126]
Matthew Short
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2018/19–2021/22474538388919.953720464102/1346.407.4826 [127] [128]
Peter Siddle
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2017/18–2021/226117931113.87126921571855/1618.487.4213 [129] [130]
Craig Simmons
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2014/15–2015/16131302234617.158408832/2629.336.283 [131] [132]
James Smith
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2012/13110555.00601511/1515.0015.000 [133] [134]
Kelvin Smith
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2014/15–2016/172214141* 41.0060707.000 [135] [136]
Ish Sodhi
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2016/17322138* 6907096/117.776.080 [137] [138]
Billy Stanlake
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2015/16–2019/203998134* 13.0081201081343/1731.797.986 [139] [140]
Shaun Tait
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2012/13–2014/151853321.503840503283/2217.967.850 [141] [142]
Ryan ten Doeschate
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2014/15550602612.001 [143] [144]
Alfonso Thomas
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2011/127421778.50156017753/2435.406.800 [145] [146]
Henry Thornton
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2021/2272200* 1500207134/2615.928.282 [147] [148]
Cameron Valente
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2018/19–2020/211494842116.80210031882/3639.759.081 [149] [150]
Jake Weatherald
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2016/17–2021/2277765188111526.4930 [151] [152]
Jonathan Wells
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2017/18–2021/2271682217407337.8224 [153] [154]
Greg West
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2015/1623606222/2431.0010.331 [155] [156]
Cameron White
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2019/20652361812.002 [157] [158]
Daniel Worrall
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2020/21–2021/22161159262* 15.333351404152/1226.937.233 [159] [160]
Brad Young
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2012/13521129* 12.00108012052/3724.006.660 [161] [162]
Adam Zampa
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2013/14–2014/1512311510* 7.502460288112/2626.187.022 [163] [164]

Captains

Statistics are correct to the end of the 2021–22 Big Bash League season. [165]

NameNatSpanMatWonLostTiedNRWin %
Michael Klinger
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2011/127250028.57
Johan Botha
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2012/13–2014/15231290257.14
Phillip Hughes
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2013/14202000.00
Brad Hodge
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2015/16–2016/17171070058.82
Travis Head
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2017/18–2020/21241770070.83
Colin Ingram
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2017/18–2018/1914590035.71
Alex Carey
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2019/20–2020/2116780146.66
Peter Siddle
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2020/21–2021/22199100047.36

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