David Warner and Glenn Maxwell among others were named in the BBL|14 Team of the Tournament

Current tournament team Big Bash League (BBL) 2024-25 It has been announced. The eight BBL coaches selected a special team comprising some of the top performers who shone in the competition with their superior consistency.

David Warner to lead the special team

Two players from BBL|14 finalists, Hobart Hurricanes, made the cut: Mitchell Owen and Tim David. Leading run scorer Cooper Connolly From Perth Scorchers he also earned a place in the team. Sydney Thunder David Warner He was appointed captain of this distinguished team, while… Sam Billings He takes on the role of wicketkeeper. Warner, the second best player in the tournament, brings a wealth of experience and leadership to the team, adding additional depth to the squad.

Notably, five of the 12 squad members are still in the hunt for the title in BBL|14 as the Sixers take on the Thunder in their first-ever BBL Finals (Challenger) derby in Sydney at the SCG on Friday. The exciting competition will see both teams battle it out for a place in the finals, with the winner set to advance to face the Hurricanes in a highly anticipated title showdown next Monday.

See also: Doug Warne’s cold celebration after Sam Billings’ dismissal in the BBL|14 Eliminator

BBL|14 Team Championship:

• David Warner (c) – Sydney Thunder (8 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Number of runs: 346 | HS: 88* | Average: 49.42 | SAR: 141.42 | 100 seconds: 0 | 1950s: 3
• Mitchell Owen – Hobart Hurricanes (6 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Number of runs: 344 | HS: 101* | Average: 38.22 | SAR: 191.11 | 100 seconds: 1 | 1950s: 0
• Cooper Connolly – Perth Scorchers (8 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Number of runs: 351 | HS: 66 | Average: 50.14 | SAR: 131.46 | 100 seconds: 0 | 1950s: 2
• Marcus Stoinis – Melbourne Stars (4 votes)
  Matches: 11 | Number of runs: 311 | HS: 62 | Average: 28.27 | SAR: 124.40 | 100 seconds: 0 | The fifties: 1
• Sam Billings (1 week) – Sydney Thunder (3 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Number of runs: 209 | HS: 72 | Average: 16.12 | SAR: 129.81 | 100 seconds: 0 | The fifties: 1
• Glenn Maxwell – Melbourne Stars (5 votes)
  Matches: 9 | Number of rounds: 325 | HS: 90 | Average: 54.16 | SAR: 186.78 | 100 seconds: 0 | 1950s: 3
• Tim David – Hobart Hurricanes (6 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Number of runs: 254 | HS: 68* | Average: 42.33 | SAR: 177.62 | 100 seconds: 0 | 1950s: 2
• Ben Dwarshuis – Sydney Sixers (5 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Runs: 116 | Wickets: 14 | BPI: 4/32 | Average: 22.64 | Eco: 8.76
• Tom Rogers – Melbourne Rebels (8 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Wickets: 16 | BPI: 22/03 | Average: 19.12 | Eco: 8.42
• Jason Berndorf – Perth Scorchers (5 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Wickets: 17 | BPI: 3/21 | Average: 17.41 | Eco: 7.55
• Lloyd Pope – Adelaide Strikers (5 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Wickets: 15 | BPI: 3/21 | Average: 21.13 | Eco: 9.05

The twelfth man on this team is Jimmy Overton From Adelaide Strikers. He received 3 votes for his contributions to BBL| 14. Although he was not part of the starting lineup, Overton’s presence in the team was valuable, providing strong support as a reserve player.

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