List of Sydney Thunder cricketers

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The Sydney Thunder are an Australian cricket club who play in the Big Bash League, the national domestic Twenty20 competition. The club was established in 2011 as an inaugural member of the eight-club league. The Big Bash League consists of a regular season and a finals series of the top five teams. This list includes players who have played at least one match for the Thunder in the Big Bash League.

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Records

List of players

Correct as of 25 March 2020.

Players are listed according to the date of their debut for the Thunder. All statistics are for Big Bash League only.

Sydney Thunder playersBattingFieldingBowling
PlayerNatSeasonsDebutMatRunsHSAveSRCtStWktsBBIAveEconSR
1 Sean Abbott Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2011–2013BBL01/1141303916.25111.1190102/1733.308.8422.6
2 Doug Bollinger Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2011BBL01/120022/2224.508.1618.0
3 Scott Coyte Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2011–2014BBL01/113853314.16149.125082/1437.877.0132.3
4 Luke Doran Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2011–2013BBL01/110545.00100.001052/2637.406.6733.6
5 Ben Dunk Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2011–2012BBL01/175919*9.8370.2320
6 Fidel Edwards WestIndiesCricketFlagPre1999.svg 2011–2012BBL01/1500*0.001062/3325.507.6520.0
7 Chris Gayle WestIndiesCricketFlagPre1999.svg 2011–2013BBL01/114389100*29.92125.484062/532.337.1827.0
8 Usman Khawaja Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2011–2020BBL01/1421380109*37.29129.33100
9 Craig Philipson Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2011BBL01/12422.0026.6600
10 Daniel Smith Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2011–2012BBL01/1744216.2865.6700
11 David Warner Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2011–2013BBL01/12152102*152.00185.3640
12 Jason Floros Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2011–2014BBL01/21212037*17.14103.445007.92
13 Luke Butterworth Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2011–2012BBL01/34753.5050.002042/2723.257.9717.5
14 Tim Cruickshank Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2011–2012BBL01/3317155.6656.6600
15 Tim Armstrong Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012BBL01/63292514.5074.3500
16 Trent Copeland Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012BBL01/61111.0033.3300010.00
17 Nicholas Bills Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012BBL01/710022/4422.0011.0012.0
18 Matthew Day Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012BBL01/712929*145.0010012.50
19 Cameron Borgas Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012–2014BBL02/1739115.5778.0020
20 Ryan Carters Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012–2014BBL02/11614433*13.0991.71122
21 Martin Guptill Flag of New Zealand.svg 2012BBL02/11202020.0074.0700
22 Rhett Lockyear Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012BBL02/11444.0033.330006.00
23 Dirk Nannes Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012–2015BBL02/12033*75.0020234/1722.437.1518.8
24 Chris Rogers Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012BBL02/16872414.5090.6210
25 Gurinder Sandhu Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012–2020BBL02/1475211*7.4288.13120413/1930.418.0722.6
26 Chris Tremain Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012–2020BBL02/1234537*15.00121.6230172/2738.888.4327.6
27 Mark Cosgrove Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012–2015BBL02/26872214.5082.8510
28 Azhar Mahmood Flag of Pakistan.svg 2012BBL02/2325238.3383.330022/1840.008.8827.0
29 Adam Zampa Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012–2013BBL02/361883.6069.230053/2630.808.4022.0
30 Simon Keen Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2012–2013BBL02/45662413.20122.222011/2838.009.5024.0
31 Matt Prior Flag of England.svg 2012–2013BBL02/5432178.0068.0810
32 Blake Dean Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2013BBL03/11333.0050.000011/2929.0014.5012.0
33 Luke Feldman Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2013–2014BBL03/150042/4336.758.1627.0
34 Michael Hussey Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2013–2016BBL03/1237419639.00133.7590
35 Eoin Morgan Flag of England.svg 2013–2017BBL03/11331871*31.80120.0050
36 Carl Sandri Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2013BBL03/12221322.00146.662021/2026.508.8318.0
37 Chris Woakes Flag of England.svg 2013BBL03/1288*80.000021/3131.007.7524.0
38 Daniel Hughes Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2013–2015BBL03/21317940*19.88103.4670
39 Kurtis Patterson Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2013–2018BBL03/2254384819.90108.9590
40 Tillakaratne Dilshan Flag of Sri Lanka.svg 2014BBL03/34624615.50126.531009.24
41 Ajantha Mendis Flag of Sri Lanka.svg 2014BBL03/531386.50118.181032/1525.006.2524.0
42 Andrew Tye Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2014BBL03/631698.0094.110021/2039.507.1833.0
43 Pat Cummins Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2014–2019BBL04/1121523938.00133.3340132/2129.238.3221.0
44 Chris Hartley Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2014–2016BBL04/11737239.2582.2283
45 Nathan Hauritz Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2014–2015BBL04/18121212.00133.333062/3427.839.0218.5
46 Jacques Kallis Flag of South Africa.svg 2014–2016BBL04/11637297*28.61119.6150102/1830.506.9326.4
47 Andrew McDonald Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2014–2016BBL04/16662313.2086.841043/2014.259.509.0
48 Aiden Blizzard Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2014–2018BBL04/22139080*26.00118.5410
49 Josh Lalor Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2015BBL04/4511*100.002074/2916.288.3411.7
50 Jason Roy Flag of England.svg 2015BBL04/531814*9.00163.6320
51 Ahillen Beadle Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2015BBL04/63777.00100.000011/3961.007.6248.0
52 Ian Moran Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2015BBL04/610011/1919.0019.006.0
53 Cameron Delport Flag of South Africa.svg 2015BBL04/81303030.00103.4400
54 Jake Doran Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2015–2016BBL04/84331.5060.0000
55 Chris Green Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2015–2020BBL04/8483514918.47135.52280333/2730.637.0626.0
56 Fawad Ahmed Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2015–2019BBL05/142115*5.5055.0080404/1425.456.9721.9
57 Clint McKay Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2015–2017BBL05/1175514*18.33125.0060224/2821.458.4515.2
58 Ben Rohrer Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2015–2018BBL05/1283864824.12133.56110
59 Andre Russell WestIndiesCricketFlagPre1999.svg 2015–2017BBL05/1152104617.50159.0970193/1323.367.9717.5
60 Shane Watson Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2015–2019BBL05/140101410026.68133.94100193/1327.788.2520.2
61 Nathan McAndrew Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2016–2020BBL05/8141910*19.00126.667062/2243.338.4730.6
62 Henry Nicholls Flag of New Zealand.svg 2016BBL05/823835*38.00122.5830
63 Ryan Gibson Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2016–2018BBL06/1131315314.5593.5740
64 Arjun Nair Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2016–2020BBL06/2322234520.27118.6190213/1226.857.7220.8
65 Jay Lenton Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2017–2020BBL06/42013127*21.83136.45114
66 Carlos Brathwaite WestIndiesCricketFlagPre1999.svg 2017BBL06/63763.50116.661063/2114.167.7211.0
67 James Vince Flag of England.svg 2017–2018BBL06/861494424.83137.9600
68 Jos Buttler Flag of England.svg 2017–2019BBL07/1134758936.53138.4860
69 Andrew Fekete Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2017BBL07/13111.0014.280011/3794.009.5559.0
70 Mitchell McClenaghan Flag of New Zealand.svg 2017–2018BBL07/1101093.3376.9230112/1932.819.1721.4
71 Callum Ferguson Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2017–2020BBL07/338920113*29.67127.2490
72 Sam Rainbird Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2018–2019BBL08/1700*0.000.002032/2552.669.7732.3
73 Joe Root Flag of England.svg 2018–2019BBL08/17932615.50114.813007.00
74 Daniel Sams Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2018–2020BBL08/131230429.20119.1780454/3417.268.1912.6
75 Jason Sangha Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2018–2019BBL08/11217863*22.25107.8720011.00
76 Jonathan Cook Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2018–2020BBL08/2211912*9.5095.0050214/2124.427.3220.0
77 Anton Devcich Flag of New Zealand.svg 2019BBL08/87912613.00104.591011/917.008.5012.0
78 Chris Jordan Flag of England.svg 2019BBL08/87211.0040.006052/4438.608.9725.8
79 Matthew Gilkes Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2019–2020BBL08/11111445118.00104.3450
80 Baxter Holt Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2019BBL08/122413741.00124.2421
81 Alex Hales Flag of England.svg 2019–2020BBL09/1175768538.40146.9390
82 Alex Ross Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2019–2020BBL09/1173725837.20130.0670
83 Chris Morris Flag of South Africa.svg 2019–2020BBL09/3151122112.44147.3670223/2719.368.0114.5
84 Brendan Doggett Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2020BBL09/681031/1361.668.4044.0
85 Liam Bowe Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2020BBL09/95000.000.000032/2331.337.8324.0

Source: ESPN Cricinfo Thunder Batting records and ESPN Cricinfo Thunder Bowling and Fielding records

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