The Big Bash League (BBL) is back for 2025/6 and Sports Entertainment Network (SEN) will again broadcast every ball and game live across SEN and the SEN app so that cricket fans don’t miss a moment of Australia’s premier Twenty20 competition.
Season 15 launched with the Perth Scorchers hosting the Sydney Sixers at Optus Stadium. Playing in the BBL are Pakistan stars Shaheen Shah Afridi, Babar Azam and Mohammed Rizwan for the entire tournament. And plenty of Australians of course with that tally added to post Ashes.
SEN will broadcast all 40 games of the BBL|15 regular season live and all four finals games. The commentary team including Bharat Sundaresan, Brad Hogg, Mike Whitney, Darren Berry, Bryce McGain, Steve O’Keefe, Peter Handscomb, Liam Pickering, Chadd Sayers, Doug Bollinger and Brett Geeves, plus play-by-play with Tim Gossage, John Donohoe, Jimmy Smith, Jack Fulham, David Lithgow, Adam White, David Wildy, Julian King, Peter Vlahos and Tom Morris. SEN’s commentary teams will be based around the country live and in-venue, and on some days throughout the summer there will be up 16 hours of cricket available to be heard nationwide across SEN, with the Ashes Test match coverage running straight into back-to-back BBL games.
SEN CEO, Craig Hutchison, said:
“The Big Bash League continues to be one of the most exciting T20 competitions in the world, and we’re thrilled to bring every ball to fans across the country. With our outstanding Big Bash Nation commentary team and the latest SEN technology – including SEN Sync and SEN Stadium available to all Big Bash fans – we’re making it easier than ever for listeners to stay connected to the action and experience the energy of the BBL wherever they are.”
Fans can tune in via the SEN app or the SEN network below:
SEN network:
SEN 1116am Melbourne, SEN 1170am Sydney, SENQ 693am Brisbane, SEN Gold Coast 1620am, SEN SA 1629am in Adelaide, SEN Mt Gambier 1629am, SEN Tassie 1629am, SEN Top End 1611am in Darwin, SEN Goulburn Valley 1260am, SENSpirit 621am in Bunbury, SENSpirit 1494am in WA’s South West, SEN Peel in Mandurah (DAB+) and SEN Goldfields 1611am in Kalgoorlie; as well as SEN Geelong, SEN Bendigo, SEN Ballarat, SEN Gippsland, SEN Sunraysia, SEN WA in Perth, the Pilbara, Mid-West and Great Southern Regions on the SEN app.
Brisbane Heat Home games can also be heard in Queensland across the Resonate Regional Radio Network – 4LM (Mt Isa), 4ZR (Roma), 4VL (Charleville), 4SB (Kingaroy), 4HI (Emerald), 4GC (Charters Towers), 4LG (Longreach) and on GSL Media’s 92.7 MIX FM on the Sunshine Coast.