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Big Bash League

Big Bash League 2023/2024

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Big Bash League Grounds 2023/2024

13 grounds, from this season's BBL matches only. The batting order is the toss winner's choice.

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#Ground M 1st inns 2nd inns Runs Wkts Bat 1st won Chase won 6s
1 Perth StadiumPerth, Western Australia 6 1060 925 1985 85 4 2 72
2 Sydney Cricket GroundMoore Park, Sydney, New South Wales 5 801 720 1521 75 4 1 39
3 Adelaide OvalAdelaide 4 723 738 1461 38 0 4 65
4 The GabbaBrisbane 4 709 552 1261 63 4 0 34
5 Bellerive OvalBellerive, Hobart, Tasmania 4 655 574 1229 41 0 4 48
6 Docklands StadiumMelbourne 4 623 628 1251 44 0 4 54
7 Melbourne Cricket GroundJolimont, Melbourne, Victoria 4 541 540 1081 41 1 3 33
8 Carrara OvalCarrara, Queensland 2 366 273 639 35 2 0 29
9 Manuka OvalManuka, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2 291 272 563 28 1 1 19
10 Sydney Showground StadiumSydney, New South Wales 2 288 174 462 19 0 1 15
11 Lavington Sports OvalAlbury, New South Wales 1 172 176 348 15 0 1 13
12 International Sports StadiumCoffs Harbour, New South Wales 1 141 104 245 12 0 1 10
13 North Tasmania Cricket Association GroundLaunceston, Tasmania 1 135 139 274 12 0 1 6

Big Bash League Grounds Questions

Every Big Bash League 2023/2024 ground from its own matches: runs and wickets by innings, who won batting first or chasing, sixes and fours, and pace against spin. Statz tracks Big Bash League 2023/2024 across the points table, season leaderboards and venue scoring trends, updated after every completed match.

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Frequently asked questions

How many grounds hosted the Big Bash League 2023/2024?

13, with Perth Stadium hosting the most matches (6).

Which BBL ground had the highest first innings?

Carrara Oval, averaging 183 batting first over 2 matches.

Where did chasing work best in the Big Bash League 2023/2024?

Adelaide Oval, where the side batting second won 4 of 4 matches.

Which BBL ground helped spin most?

Adelaide Oval, where spinners took 42% of the bowlers' wickets.