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Wbbl 05 Fixture WBBL 05 FIXTURE DATE HOME AWAY VENUE THE BIG TIME BROADCASTER THE BIG TIME WEEKEND (AEDT) DATE HOME AWAY VENUE WEEKEND (AEDT) BROADCASTER FRI 18 OCT SIXERS v THUNDER NORTH SYDNEY OVAL 7.40PM WED 20 NOV RENEGADES v HEAT CITIPOWER CENTRE 10.00AM SAT 19 OCT RENEGADES v STRIKERS KAREN ROLTON OVAL 2:30PM WED 20 NOV STARS v SCORCHERS CITIPOWER CENTRE 2.00PM SAT 19 OCT HURRICANES v STARS CITIPOWER CENTRE 2.00PM WED 20 NOV THUNDER v STRIKERS NORTH DALTON PARK 2:30PM SAT 19 OCT SIXERS v HEAT NORTH SYDNEY OVAL 7.10PM WED 20 NOV SIXERS v HURRICANES NORTH SYDNEY OVAL 5.30PM SUN 20 OCT STARS v HURRICANES CITIPOWER CENTRE 2.00PM FRI 22 NOV HURRICANES v HEAT BLUNDSTONE ARENA 7.10PM SUN 20 OCT THUNDER v HEAT NORTH SYDNEY OVAL 2.00PM SAT 23 NOV SIXERS v SCORCHERS LILAC HILL 1:00PM SUN 20 OCT STRIKERS v RENEGADES KAREN ROLTON OVAL 2:30PM SAT 23 NOV RENEGADES v STARS EASTERN OVAL, BALLARAT 2.00PM WED 23 OCT RENEGADES v SCORCHERS CITIPOWER CENTRE 1.00PM SAT 23 NOV HURRICANES v STRIKERS BLUNDSTONE ARENA 7.10PM SAT 26 OCT STRIKERS v HURRICANES ALLAN BORDER FIELD 10.40AM SUN 24 NOV STRIKERS v THUNDER BLUNDSTONE ARENA 10.00AM SAT 26 OCT HEAT v SCORCHERS ALLAN BORDER FIELD 2.10PM SUN 24 NOV SCORCHERS v SIXERS LILAC HILL 1:00PM SAT 26 OCT STARS v SIXERS HURSTVILLE OVAL 2.00PM WED 27 NOV HEAT v RENEGADES ALLAN BORDER FIELD 2:10PM BLACKTOWN INTERNTIONAL SAT 26 OCT THUNDER v RENEGADES 7.00PM WED 27 NOV THUNDER v STARS MANUKA OVAL (ACT) 2:30PM SPORTS PARK SAT 30 NOV STARS v RENEGADES CITIPOWER CENTRE 10.40AM SUN 27 OCT SCORCHERS v STRIKERS ALLAN BORDER FIELD 10.40AM SAT 30 NOV SIXERS v STRIKERS HURSTVILLE OVAL 2.00PM SUN 27 OCT HEAT v HURRICANES ALLAN BORDER FIELD 2.10PM BANKSTOWN MEMORIAL SAT 30 NOV SCORCHERS v HURRICANES LILAC HILL 5:00PM SUN 27 OCT STARS v THUNDER 2.00PM OVAL SUN 1 DEC RENEGADES v THUNDER CITIPOWER CENTRE 10.40AM FRI 1 NOV SCORCHERS v RENEGADES WACA GROUND 8.40PM SUN 1 DEC STRIKERS v SIXERS HURSTVILLE OVAL 2.00PM SAT 2 NOV HURRICANES v THUNDER WEST PARK, BURNIE 2.00PM SUN 1 DEC HEAT v STARS CITIPOWER CENTRE 3.00PM SAT 2 NOV RENEGADES v SIXERS WACA GROUND 3.10PM SUN 1 DEC HURRICANES v SCORCHERS LILAC HILL 5:00PM SAT 2 NOV SCORCHERS v STARS WACA GROUND 6.55PM SAT 2 NOV STRIKERS v HEAT HARRUP PARK, MACKAY 7:15PM SUN 3 NOV SIXERS v STARS WACA GROUND 2.10PM SUN 3 NOV HEAT v STRIKERS HARRUP PARK, MACKAY 4:00PM SUN 3 NOV THUNDER v HURRICANES WEST PARK, BURNIE 11.00AM SAT 9 NOV HURRICANES v RENEGADES CITIPOWER CENTRE 1.00PM SAT 9 NOV STRIKERS v SCORCHERS KAREN ROLTON OVAL 2.10PM JOIN US AT THE REBEL WBBL BIG WEEKEND IN YOUR STATE. SAT 9 NOV HEAT v SIXERS NORTH SYDNEY OVAL 3.00PM THERE WILL BE HEAPS OF ACTIVITIES AND SUN 10 NOV SCORCHERS v THUNDER KAREN ROLTON OVAL 10:30AM ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. SUN 10 NOV RENEGADES v HURRICANES CITIPOWER CENTRE 1.00PM PLUS WATCH YOUR WBBL HEROES IN ACTION! SUN 10 NOV STRIKERS v STARS KAREN ROLTON OVAL 2.10PM THE BIG WEEKEND HOST TEAM TUE 12 NOV THUNDER v SCORCHERS WACA GROUND 8:30PM RENEGADES 6-8 DEC LOCATION TBC INVERMAY PARK, SCORCHERS WED 13 NOV HURRICANES v SIXERS 11.00AM LAUNCESTON SIXERS WED 13 NOV STARS v HEAT CITIPOWER CENTRE 2.00PM HURRICANES SEARCH WBBL TICKETS FRI 15 NOV THUNDER v SIXERS DRUMMOYNE OVAL 7.10PM STRIKERS CENTENNIAL PARK MAIN HEAT SAT 16 NOV STARS v STRIKERS 2.30PM OVAL, NURIOOTPA STARS SAT 16 NOV HEAT v THUNDER DRUMMOYNE OVAL 7.10PM THUNDER RENEGADES & STARS SUN 17 NOV SCORCHERS v HEAT DRUMMOYNE OVAL 10.00AM SUN 17 NOV SIXERS v RENEGADES DRUMMOYNE OVAL 2.10PM.
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