Matt White isn’t doing the duties tonight as he is relegated to Wallabies, select MotoGP rounds, Australian Formula 1, RPM and biggest Supercar events
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Cheers, too busy watching Rafa in an epic on RLA.
It’s just Matt White’s on the boundary tonight?
And disappointed with my Melbourne Stars this season, I’m positive we’ll finish bottom 
There is talks some international test games will be played at the WACA against the less popular teams.
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any links to websites you are referring to.
A simple Google search and here you go.
Sorry for off topic reply. Test matches not involving India, England or South Africa will still be played at the WACA.
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Yeah - not sure which national coach he was talking about? 
. What part do I need to re-read? Is that not clear enough?
I think he means, if Nine had the BBL rights, getting Lehmann/the national coach into the commentary box for an entire match and integrating him into the team is not something they’d do.
Those are some interesting graphics, looks like something you would see on 9.
KFC Big Bash League And Rebel Women’s Big Bash League Finals.
Finals Schedule Confirmed.
Following a dramatic final round of explosive T20 cricket over the weekend, the Perth Scorchers will take on the Hobart Hurricanes this Thursday night in the first KFC Big Bash League Semi-Final in a bid to score themselves the first spot in the highly anticipated Big Final on Sunday, 4 February.
Join cricket legends Adam Gilchrist and Mark Waugh, plus TEN Sport’s Mark Howard, live from 7.30pm AEDT on Thursday as they bring viewers all the action from the brand new Optus Stadium in Perth.
The first Rebel Women’s Big Bash League Semi-Final clash between the Sydney Thunder and the Perth Scorchers at Optus Stadium will precede the men’s game on Thursday from 3.00pm AEDT live on ONE. Do not miss a minute of the action with Mel Jones, Lisa Sthalekar and TEN Sport’s Andy Maher.
In the second Semi-Final of the KFC Big Bash League, the Adelaide Strikers will battle it out with the Melbourne Renegades at the Adelaide Oval on Friday night for their chance to play in Sunday’s Big Final.
Join Roz Kelly with Ricky Ponting, Damien Fleming and Mark Howard live and exclusive on Network Ten from 7.30pm AEDT.
The second Rebel Women’s Big Bash League Semi-Final will see the Sydney Sixers face the Adelaide Strikers at the Adelaide Oval on Friday from 3:00pm AEDT live on ONE. Tune in with Roz Kelly, Mel Jones, Andy Maher and Lisa Sthalekar.
The Rebel Women’s Big Bash League Big Final will be broadcast from 12.00pm AEDT on Sunday 4 February. Then stay tuned for the KFC Big Bash League Big Final from 4.30pm AEDT live and exclusive on Network Ten.
Join TEN Sport’s Roz Kelly and Mark Howard with Adam Gilchrist, Ricky Ponting, Mark Waugh and Damien Fleming as they bring you all the thrilling Big Bash action for the last time this summer.
KFC Big Bash League Semi-Final 1.
Perth Scorchers v Hobart Hurricanes.
Thursday, 1 February From 7.30pm AEDT.
Rebel Women’s Big Bash League Semi-Final 1.
Perth Scorchers v Sydney Thunder
Thursday, 1 February From 3.00pm AEDT.
KFC Big Bash League Semi-Final 2.
Adelaide Strikers v Melbourne Renegades.
Friday, 2 February From 7.30pm AEDT.
Rebel Women’s Big Bash League Semi-Final 2.
Adelaide Strikers v Sydney Sixers.
Friday, 2 February From 3.00pm AEDT.
KFC Big Bash League Big Final.
Sunday, 4 February From 4.30pm AEDT.
Rebel Women’s Big Bash League Big Final.
Sunday, 4 February from 12.00pm AEDT.
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Why do the WBBL and BBL semi finals have to be played at the same venue? Cricket Australia should feel lucky that Perth Scorchers and Adelaide Strikers have qualified for both men’s and women’s finals. Had a WBBL team in Sydney or Melbourne finished first or second on the ladder and was forced to give up home ground advantage to suit another men’s BBL team, there will be uproar.
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mate they are only curtain raisers for the men’s BBL.
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Fantastic to have BBL during Q1 programming, shakes it up!
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They shouldn’t and they need to get away from it. Hopefully a condition of the new broadcast deal.
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physically impossible to co oridinate 4 OB’s around the country to cater for both codes would be a good start.
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There’s no reason the women’s and men’s comps have to conclude at the same time.
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Where is the equality?