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World Cup winner Bayliss takes reins at Sydney Thunder News24 Former England coach Sydney Thunder on Thursday, with the Australian saying he was excited to be heading home. The 58-year-old, who masterminded England's one-day World Cup triumph in 2019, will coach the team for the next three Twenty20 Big Bash League seasons. "It's great to be home and involved in New South Wales cricket," said Bayliss, who also guided the Kolkata Knight Riders to two Indian Premier League titles. "The Thunder have done well over the last few years. Hopefully we can go one or two steps further this summer. To w...

Australian fast bowler Pat Cummins, who plays for Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) is an all-rounder who has had an impressive career stride. Cummins' performance has often turned the games in the favour of the team he plays for. Off-pitch too, he's hitting the right now: The cricketer recently donated $50,000 to the PM Cares Fund to help curb the shortage of oxygen supplies during COVID-19 in Indian hospitals. Before we see him back on the cricket field, let's get to know the sportsman a little better. 8 Things to know about Kolkata Knight Riders' Pat Cummins be...

Date Time Scorchers do WA proud in unique BBL season As a long-standing joint principal partner, reiwa.com would like to congratulate the Perth Scorchers on an outstanding effort in an incredibly unique season. REIWA CEO Neville Pozzi said the Scorchers had been up against a plethora of obstacles in the BBL|10 season and had done Western Australia proud to get as far as they did. Weve never quite seen a BBL season like this one. Its a testament to the entire Perth Scorchers team and staff that they were able to overcome all the challenges thrown at them from the COVID-19 situation to rise up ...

By 2021-02-07T10:05+11:00 The Sydney Sixers are back-to-back BBL champions, beating the Perth Scorchers by 27 runs in Saturday night’s final at the SCG. Sent in by the Scorchers, the Sixers posted 6-188 thanks to James Vince’s superb 95 off 60 balls including 10 boundaries and three sixes in a Player of the Match performance. Vince continued his great form in the final after scoring an unbeaten 98 in the Qualifier also against the Scorchers. “One of the best innings you will see in a Big Bash final comes to an end,” Mark Howard said on Fox Cricket. In reply, Cameron Bancroft (30) ...

Sydney Sixers beat Perth Scorchers to defend their Big Bash crown, inspired by 95 from England batsman James Vince.