WBBL|11: TV Channels, Live Streaming details – When and where to watch in India, Australia, USA, UK & other countries

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Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 2025-26 is set to captivate cricket fans worldwide with another thrilling season of high-intensity T20 action. As the 11th edition of Australia’s premier women’s domestic cricket competition, the WBBL continues to grow in stature, showcasing the best talent from Australia and around the globe. With a packed schedule targeting entertainment and competitive spirit, the 2025 season promises plenty of excitement from start to finish.

The WBBL|11 runs from November 9 to December 13, featuring eight teams competing in a T20 format. It includes a total of 43 matches played over approximately five weeks, culminating in a finals series. The teams involved remain consistent with familiar franchise identities – Adelaide Strikers, Brisbane Heat, Hobart Hurricanes, Melbourne Renegades, Melbourne Stars, Perth Scorchers, Sydney Sixers, and Sydney Thunder. Each team will play 10 matches in the league phase, which features a slightly adjusted format where every team faces three opponents twice and four opponents once, for a balanced yet intense competition.

Matches are hosted at some of Australia’s iconic cricket grounds, including Allan Border Field in Brisbane, Junction Oval and Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne, Drummoyne Oval and Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney, Bellerive Oval in Hobart and Perth Stadium in Perth. The venues are often given a unique atmosphere with support for the women’s game growing rapidly, ensuring excellent crowds and lively matches.

The top four teams from the league phase will progress to the finals, which consist of a knockout, challenger match, and the final to be played mid-December. This structure adds extra stakes and drama as teams battle for the championship title.

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This article was first published at WomenCricket.com, a Cricket Times company.