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Perth Scorchers Team: Squad, Results, Stats & Schedule
Perth Scorchers' complete men's team hub: the nine players officially contracted for BBL|16 at the 26 July roster update; every score from the 9–3 BBL|15 championship campaign; Finn Allen's 466 runs, Cooper Connolly's 15 wickets and Aaron Hardie's 339 runs plus 12 wickets; captain Ashton Turner; Adam Voges' full official performance staff; Optus Stadium; all ten BBL|16 league fixtures, including the Chennai opener; six titles; every completed BBL season; official channels; and the separate 1–3 Perth Scorchers XI campaign at the 2026 Global Super League.
SCO
Record six-time Big Bash League champions · BBL|03, 04, 06, 11, 12 and 15
- Captain
- Ashton Turner · BBL|16 contracted captain
- Head coach
- Adam Voges · renewed through BBL|16
- Home
- Optus Stadium
- Founded
- 2011 · inaugural Big Bash League franchise
Team overview
Perth Scorchers at a glance
Perth Scorchers are WA Cricket's men's Twenty20 franchise and an inaugural member of the Big Bash League. Their orange home identity is based in Perth, with Optus Stadium known to supporters as the Furnace.
The Scorchers have won a competition-record six BBL titles: BBL|03, BBL|04, BBL|06, BBL|11, BBL|12 and BBL|15. They were also runners-up in BBL|01, BBL|02 and BBL|10, giving the club nine final appearances across the first 15 seasons.
Adam Voges' BBL|15 side finished first in the league at 7–3, 14 points and NRR +1.363. Perth then dismissed Sydney Sixers for 99 in a 48-run Qualifier win and for 132 in the Final before completing a six-wicket chase, closing the full campaign 9–3.
Finn Allen led the batting with 466 runs. Cooper Connolly took a team-high 15 wickets, while Aaron Hardie supplied the strongest two-skill season with 339 runs and 12 wickets. David Payne's 3/18 earned Player of the Final.
Perth also entered an invited Perth Scorchers XI in the 2026 Global Super League under stand-in coach Simon Katich. That available-player group went 1–3 in Guyana, beating Guyana Amazon Warriors by 14 runs after three narrow losses; its squad and record remain separate from the BBL|16 contract tracker.
League leaders and record sixth-title winners
League stage: first with seven wins, three losses, 14 points and NRR +1.363. Wins in the Qualifier and Final produced a complete 9–3 campaign and the club's sixth championship.
Performance leaders
Perth Scorchers' BBL|15 team leaders
The club's completed BBL|15 statistics cover all 12 matches. Allen and Hardie made the official Team of the Tournament. The all-round card compares their published runs and wickets and is not presented as a separate league award.
Finn Allen
11 innings · average 42.36 · strike rate 184.18 · 38 sixes
Mitch Marsh
12 innings · average 30.00 · four half-centuries
Cooper Connolly
12 matches · average 14.93 · economy 6.40
Mahli Beardman
Second on the completed club bowling table
Aaron Hardie
Named in the official BBL|15 Team of the Tournament
David Payne
Helped dismiss Sydney Sixers for 132 at Optus Stadium
Completed scores
All 12 Perth Scorchers scores in the BBL|15 title campaign
The complete campaign contains ten league matches, the Qualifier and the Final. Perth's 257/6 at Brisbane became the highest losing score in BBL history when the Heat reached 258/2 with one ball left.
| Result | Date | Opponent & venue | Scores | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| W | Match League · Match 1 | Sydney SixersOptus Stadium, Perth | SCO 117/5 (10.1/11 overs)Sydney Sixers 113/5 (11 overs) | Won by 5 wickets · rain-shortened |
| L | Match League · Match 6 | Brisbane HeatThe Gabba, Brisbane | SCO 257/6 (20 overs)Brisbane Heat 258/2 (19.5 overs) | Lost by 8 wickets |
| L | Match League · Match 10 | Hobart HurricanesOptus Stadium, Perth | SCO 150/8 (20 overs)Hobart Hurricanes 153/6 (19.3 overs) | Lost by 4 wickets |
| W | Match League · Match 18 | Sydney ThunderENGIE Stadium, Sydney | SCO 202/8 (20 overs)Sydney Thunder 131 all out (17.1 overs) | Won by 71 runs |
| W | Match League · Match 20 | Hobart HurricanesNinja Stadium, Hobart | SCO 229/3 (20 overs)Hobart Hurricanes 189/9 (20 overs) | Won by 40 runs |
| W | Match League · Match 23 | Adelaide StrikersOptus Stadium, Perth | SCO 153/8 (20 overs)Adelaide Strikers 120 all out (17.1 overs) | Won by 33 runs |
| L | Match League · Match 26 | Melbourne RenegadesOptus Stadium, Perth | SCO 127 all out (19.2 overs)Melbourne Renegades 130/6 (19.1 overs) | Lost by 4 wickets |
| W | Match League · Match 31 | Adelaide StrikersAdelaide Oval | SCO 232/4 (20 overs)Adelaide Strikers 200/8 (20 overs) | Won by 32 runs |
| W | Match League · Match 37 | Melbourne RenegadesMarvel Stadium, Melbourne | SCO 219/7 (20 overs)Melbourne Renegades 169/7 (20 overs) | Won by 50 runs |
| W | Match League · Match 39 | Melbourne StarsOptus Stadium, Perth | SCO 134/4 (16 overs)Melbourne Stars 130 all out (18.2 overs) | Won by 6 wickets |
| W | Match Qualifier | Sydney SixersOptus Stadium, Perth | SCO 147/9 (20 overs)Sydney Sixers 99 all out (15 overs) | Won by 48 runs |
| W | Match Final | Sydney SixersOptus Stadium, Perth | SCO 133/4 (17.3 overs)Sydney Sixers 132 all out (20 overs) | Won by 6 wickets |
Upcoming fixtures
10 upcoming SCO matches in KFC Big Bash League 16 · 2026/27
All ten officially published BBL|16 league fixtures are listed in venue-local time. Perth open the competition against Melbourne Renegades in Chennai, the first BBL match staged outside Australia, then play five home games at Optus Stadium. Finals are not added before qualification.
| Date | Opponent | Venue | Start | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| League match | Melbourne RenegadesAway | MA Chidambaram StadiumChennai | 14:40IST | Scheduled |
| League match | Hobart HurricanesHome | Optus StadiumPerth | 16:15AWST | Scheduled |
| League match | Melbourne StarsHome | Optus StadiumPerth | 18:15AWST | Scheduled |
| League match | Sydney ThunderHome | Optus StadiumPerth | 16:15AWST | Scheduled |
| League match | Sydney ThunderAway | ENGIE StadiumSydney | 19:15AEDT | Scheduled |
| League match | Brisbane HeatHome | Optus StadiumPerth | 18:15AWST | Scheduled |
| League match | Brisbane HeatAway | The GabbaBrisbane | 18:15AEST | Scheduled |
| League match | Sydney SixersAway | SCGSydney | 14:10AEDT | Scheduled |
| League match | Melbourne RenegadesHome | Optus StadiumPerth | 16:15AWST | Scheduled |
| League match | Adelaide StrikersAway | Adelaide OvalAdelaide | 15:30ACDT | Scheduled |
Current BBL|16 contract tracker
Perth Scorchers BBL 2026/27 contracted squad
Nine players were officially under contract when Cricket Australia's BBL|16 roster tracker was updated on 26 July 2026. The league's post-season contracting embargo had not yet lifted, so this is a dated current tracker, not a claim that the final BBL|16 squad contains only nine players. The completed BBL|15 campaign used a separate 21-player roster timeline.
Batters
All-Rounders
Bowlers
BowlerJhye RichardsonCompetition record
League and season history
Perth Scorchers' primary competition is Australia's Big Bash League. A separately selected Perth Scorchers XI represented the club at the invitation-only 2026 Global Super League in Guyana; its four matches, stand-in coach and temporary overseas group are not merged into BBL squad or season statistics. Perth Scorchers Women are the club's separate WBBL team and have their own page.
| Season | Finish | Record | Top scorer | Most wickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025/26 · BBL|15 | 1st league · champions | League 7–3 · overall 9–3 | Finn Allen · 466 | Cooper Connolly · 15 |
| 2024/25 · BBL|14 | 5th · league stage | 4 wins · 6 losses | Cooper Connolly · 351 | Jason Behrendorff · 17 |
| 2023/24 · BBL|13 | 3rd · Knockout | League 6–3 · 1 NR | Aaron Hardie · 334 | Jason Behrendorff · 16 |
| 2022/23 · BBL|12 | 1st · champions | League 11–3 | Aaron Hardie · 460 | Andrew Tye · 26 |
| 2021/22 · BBL|11 | 1st · champions | League 11–3 | Kurtis Patterson · 391 | Andrew Tye · 25 |
| 2020/21 · BBL|10 | 2nd · runners-up | League 8–5 · 1 NR | Colin Munro · 443 | Jhye Richardson · 29 |
| 2019/20 · BBL|09 | 6th · league stage | 6 wins · 8 losses | Liam Livingstone · 425 | Fawad Ahmed · 15 |
| 2018/19 · BBL|08 | 8th · league stage | 4 wins · 10 losses | Ashton Turner · 378 | Andrew Tye · 17 |
| 2017/18 · BBL|07 | 1st · semi-final | 8 wins · 2 losses | Ashton Turner · 252 | Andrew Tye · 16 |
| 2016/17 · BBL|06 | 1st · champions | 5 wins · 3 losses | Michael Klinger · 334 | Mitchell Johnson · 13 |
| 2015/16 · BBL|05 | 3rd · semi-final | 5 wins · 3 losses | Michael Klinger · 285 | Andrew Tye · 13 |
| 2014/15 · BBL|04 | 2nd · champions | 5 wins · 3 losses | Michael Klinger · 326 | Jason Behrendorff · 15 |
| 2013/14 · BBL|03 | 3rd · champions | 5 wins · 3 losses | Simon Katich · 314 | Yasir Arafat · 12 |
| 2012/13 · BBL|02 | 2nd · runners-up | 5 wins · 3 losses | Shaun Marsh · 412 | Alfonso Thomas · 14 |
| 2011/12 · BBL|01 | 1st · runners-up | 5 wins · 2 losses | Mitchell Marsh · 309 | Ben Edmondson · 14 |
Team operations
SCO coaching and support staff
Adam Voges
Contract renewed to lead the Scorchers in BBL|16.
Ashton Turner
Six-time title winner and current contracted captain.
Simon Katich
Official staff role; also stood in as head coach for the 2026 GSL invitation side.
Tim Macdonald
Listed on the current official coaching directory.
Beau Casson
Listed on the current official coaching directory.
Travis Birt
Supports the men's performance pathway.
Michael Marshall
Supports the men's performance pathway.
Joshua Sale
Official men's performance analysis role.
Toby Horak
Leads strength, sport science and medicine coordination.
Angus Le Lievre
Official head physiotherapy role.
Chris Quinnell
Official team physiotherapy role.
Warren Andrews
Official physical-performance role.
Jonathon Charlesworth
Official team medical lead.
Beth Allanson
Official performance nutrition role.
Jack Hudson-Williams
Official psychology role.
Scott Hancock
Official player-development role.
Melissa Heron
Official high-performance coordination role.
Home venue
Optus Stadium
Perth, AustraliaOptus Stadium, officially Perth Stadium, has been the Scorchers' principal home since February 2018 and hosts all five BBL|16 home league games. The WACA Ground remains the club and WA Cricket base but is not listed as a men's BBL|16 home venue.
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Latest SCO updates
Official club and cricket.com.au updates lead the feed. The GSL item is labelled separately because it involved an invited Scorchers XI rather than the BBL contract group.
Scorchers XI end their GSL campaign with a 14-run win
Read at Perth Scorchers ↗Squad tracker · 26 Jul 2026Nine players confirmed under contract in the BBL|16 roster tracker
Read at cricket.com.au ↗Fixture · 14 Jul 2026BBL|16 fixture unveiled with five Optus home matches
Read at Perth Scorchers ↗Announcement · 10 Jul 2026Scorchers confirmed for historic BBL opener in Chennai
Read at Perth Scorchers ↗Club review · 18 Feb 2026BBL|15 title season sets club crowd and audience benchmarks
Read at Perth Scorchers ↗Final · 25 Jan 2026Perth beat Sydney Sixers to claim a record sixth BBL title
Read at Perth Scorchers ↗Official destinations
SCO website and social handles
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Reader questions
Perth Scorchers FAQ
Who is the Perth Scorchers captain for BBL|16?
Ashton Turner is the current contracted captain and led Perth to the BBL|15 title.
Who is the Perth Scorchers head coach?
Adam Voges is head coach and has been renewed through BBL|16. Simon Katich leads list management and strategy.
How many players are currently contracted for BBL|16?
Nine players were confirmed in the official 26 July 2026 tracker. The contracting embargo had not yet lifted, so this is a current tracker rather than the final squad.
Who scored the most Perth Scorchers runs in BBL|15?
Finn Allen scored 466 runs in 11 innings at a strike rate of 184.18, including 38 sixes.
Who took the most Perth Scorchers wickets in BBL|15?
Cooper Connolly took 15 wickets at an average of 14.93 and economy rate of 6.40.
Who was Perth's leading all-rounder in BBL|15?
Aaron Hardie combined 339 runs with 12 wickets and was selected in the official Team of the Tournament.
Where did Perth Scorchers finish in BBL|15?
They finished first in the league at 7–3 and won both finals matches, ending 9–3 as champions.
How many BBL titles have Perth Scorchers won?
Six, a competition record: BBL|03, BBL|04, BBL|06, BBL|11, BBL|12 and BBL|15.
What is Perth Scorchers' home stadium?
Optus Stadium in Perth is the principal men's home venue and hosts all five BBL|16 home league games.
When do Perth Scorchers begin BBL|16?
They open against Melbourne Renegades at MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on 12 December 2026 at 14:40 IST.
Why are Perth Scorchers playing in Chennai?
BBL|16 opens with the league's first match outside Australia, pairing Perth with Melbourne Renegades in Chennai.
Did Perth Scorchers play in the 2026 Global Super League?
Yes. A separately selected Perth Scorchers XI went 1–3 in Guyana and finished fifth, with Simon Katich serving as stand-in head coach.
Are Perth Scorchers and Perth Scorchers Women the same team?
They share the club identity but compete as separate men's BBL and women's WBBL teams, with separate squads, results and records.
What are Perth Scorchers' official social handles?
The men's club uses @ScorchersBBL on Instagram and X, Perth Scorchers on Facebook and YouTube, and @perth_scorchers on TikTok.
References
Sources for this team page
Updated 2026-08-10. Official Perth Scorchers, cricket.com.au and WA Cricket sources lead the current contracts, staff, BBL results, statistics, fixtures, venue and channels. The 15-season history is cross-checked against the club and competition archive; the current nine-player list is explicitly dated because BBL|16 contracting was still in progress.