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Adelaide Strikers Big Bash League Team Explained

A complete guide to the Adelaide Strikers — South Australia's BBL franchise, their BBL title, and the star players who have represented them.

Written by GeoCric EditorialUpdated Jul 3, 2026
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About Adelaide Strikers

The Adelaide Strikers represent South Australia in the BBL, wearing teal and silver. One of eight founding BBL franchises, the Strikers play their home matches at Adelaide Oval — one of Australia's most picturesque cricket stadiums with its distinctive cathedral backdrop on Adelaide's riverbank.

BBL Championship

Adelaide Strikers won their first BBL title in BBL|07 (2017-18), defeating Hobart Hurricanes in the final. The victory was driven by excellent team combination, strong local talent from South Australia, and reliable contributions from both overseas players and experienced Australian Test performers.

Adelaide Oval — World-Class Home

Adelaide Oval is widely considered one of the world's most beautiful cricket grounds. With stunning heritage stands, the River Torrens nearby, and a backdrop of St Peter's Cathedral against the hills, Strikers home games offer one of Australian cricket's finest atmospheres. The ground underwent a major redevelopment and now seats approximately 50,000.

Key Players

Jake Weatherald has been a reliable opening batter for the Strikers over multiple seasons. Peter Siddle captained the team in the championship-winning season. Travis Head, who also plays Test cricket for Australia, has been among the Strikers' premier batters. Overseas stars including Rashid Khan, Wes Agar, and Alex Carey have been central to their squads.

Frequently asked questions

When did Adelaide Strikers win the BBL?

Adelaide Strikers won the BBL in BBL|07 (2017-18).

What colours do Adelaide Strikers wear?

The Strikers wear teal and silver.

Where do Adelaide Strikers play home games?

Adelaide Oval, one of Australia's most beautiful cricket venues, located on the banks of the River Torrens in Adelaide.