Brisbane Heat

HEAT LAUNCH WBBL|10 WITH ‘FOR DECADES’ CAMPAIGN

The Brisbane Heat has today kicked off its tenth season of the Weber Women’s Big Bash League with a powerful campaign that celebrates the rich history and legacy of women’s cricket in Queensland over the decades.

30 Sep 2024 Brisbane Heat Media

Announcement

REDMAYNE EXTENDS DEAL | Stays With Heat For WBBL11

Announcement
19 Sep 2024
Announcement

WARD SET FOR GABBA SMASH | New Partner For WBBL Heat, Qld Fire

Announcement
19 Sep 2024
Announcement

HEAT THANKS BOOF | Coach Switches To Comms Box

Announcement
17 Sep 2024
Announcement

KNOTT EXTENDS CONTRACT | Signs WIth Heat To WBBL|11

Announcement
09 Sep 2024

BRISBANE HEAT MEMBERSHIP

Feel like a winner all year long as a Brisbane Heat 24/25 Member!

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WBBL 09 Most Runs

Grace Harris

501

2

Mignon du Preez

382

3

Amelia Kerr

355

4

Georgia Redmayne

354

5

Charli Knott

283

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WBBL 09 Most Wickets

Jess Jonassen

24

2

Nicola Hancock

23

3

Courtney Sippel

16

4

Amelia Kerr

10

5

Charli Knott

10

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WBBL 09 Ladder

Brisbane Heat Women

3rd

16pts

1

Adelaide Strikers Women

22 pts

2

Perth Scorchers Women

16 pts

3

Brisbane Heat Women

16 pts

4

Sydney Thunder Women

15 pts

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BBL 13 Most Runs

Josh Brown

366

2

Colin Munro

224

3

Nathan McSweeney

222

4

Matt Renshaw

175

5

Sam Billings

145

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BBL 13 Most Wickets

Xavier Bartlett

20

2

Spencer Johnson

19

3

Paul Walter

17

4

Michael Neser

12

5

Mitchell Swepson

10

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BBL 13 Ladder

Brisbane Heat Men

1st

16pts

1

Brisbane Heat Men

16 pts

2

Sydney Sixers Men

14 pts

3

Perth Scorchers Men

13 pts

4

Adelaide Strikers Men

11 pts

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Brisbane Heat’s indigenous artwork was collaboratively designed by WBBL player and proud Kunja woman Mikayla Hinkley and Brisbane Indigenous artist, Delores McDonald (“Aunty Delly”).

The centre circle represents the Gabba, alongside other water holes which used to be near the ground. 87 black strokes on red earth represent the wickets taken by Aboriginal great, Eddie Gilbert who played 23 games for Queensland.