Massive Bash League 2024/25 dwell on Sky Sports activities: Jacob Bethell and Ollie Pope among the many 15 English gamers within the squad | Cricket Information

Jacob Bethell is making a reputation for himself on England’s Take a look at tour of New Zealand – and you’ll watch him in motion this winter when he performs within the Massive Bash League, dwell on Aerial sports activities.

The 21-year-old – who hit 50 from 37 balls after which 96 from 118 in opposition to the Black Caps – was signed by the Melbourne Renegades in September’s draft and will probably be certainly one of a number of England gamers concerned within the home match Australian T20.

All 44 matches will probably be dwell on Sky Sports activitieswith Bethell set for a brief stint with the Renegades between the tip of the New Zealand collection and his seemingly inclusion in India’s white-ball matches (5 T20 internationals, three one-day internationals) in January and February.

Ollie Pope and Surrey teammate Jamie Overton have been picked up by the Adelaide Strikers, whereas Ben Duckett will play for the Melbourne Stars and Chris Jordan will probably be there for the Hobart Hurricanes.

The Massive Bash League runs from December 15 – the opening match pits the Stars in opposition to five-time champions Perth Scorchers (8.15am UK) – till the ultimate on January 27.

The Renegades will probably be in search of a Massive Bash double, with their girls’s group having gained the WBBL for the primary time by beating the Brisbane Warmth within the ultimate on December 1.

England gamers within the Massive Bash League 2024/25

• Adelaide Forwards: Ollie Pope, Jamie Overton (each Surrey)
• Brisbane Warmth: Paul Walter (Essex), Tom Alsop (Sussex)
• Hobart Hurricanes: Chris Jordan (Surrey)
• Melbourne Renegades: Jacob Bethell (Warwickshire), Laurie Evans (Surrey)
• Melbourne Stars: Ben Duckett (Nottinghamshire), Joe Clarke (Nottinghamshire), Tom Curran (Surrey)
• Perth Burners: Keaton Jennings (Lancashire), Matty Hurst (Lancashire)
• Sydney Sixers: Jafer Chohan (Yorkshire), James Vince (Hampshire)
• Sydney Thunder: Sam Billings (Kent)