Cricket Australia has released a statement detailing developments for its premier domestic T20 competitions. This confirms a new ownership model is being introduced for both the Big Bash League and the Women's BBL.
The Cricket Australia statement outlines the timeline for this new ownership model. It indicates the model will be in place for the 2027-28 season, impacting both major tournaments.
Both the Big Bash League and the Women's BBL are set to operate under this new ownership structure. The change takes effect from the 2027-28 season, as per Cricket Australia's release.
New Model for Big Bash League
The new ownership model, detailed in the Cricket Australia statement, is designed to encompass the Big Bash League. Changes from this new model will commence with the 2027-28 season for the men's competition.
This framework for the Big Bash League's ownership is scheduled to begin operation for the men's domestic T20 league from the 2027-28 season. This timing is a key detail in Cricket Australia's official communication.
Women's BBL Also Affected
In parallel, the new ownership model extends to the Women's BBL. Cricket Australia's statement indicates the female Big Bash League will operate under this ownership structure from the 2027-28 season.
Implementation of this new ownership model is set to occur simultaneously for both the Big Bash League and the Women's BBL. Cricket Australia's statement ensures both leagues adopt this approach from the 2027-28 season.
Key Implementation Timeline
The timeline for this significant change is established by Cricket Australia. The new ownership model will be implemented for both the Big Bash League and the Women's BBL, starting with their 2027-28 seasons, as detailed in the release.
