BBL to be reduced to 43 games from 2024-25 edition

Australia's premier T20 competition Big Bash League (BBL) will be trimmed down to 43 games from the 2024-25 season, 18 less than the current length.

BBL to witness a massive change

The reduction is a part of CA's newly-signed seven-year domestic broadcast deal with Foxtel Group and Seven West Media. BBL has struggled with viewership due to the absence of national team players.

BBL has been struggling with viewership

The new deal will run from mid-2024 till the end of the 2030-31 season. Seven and Foxtel have paid $1.5 billion for the deal. In 2018, they signed the ongoing six-year deal for $1.18 billion.

Seven year broadcast deal signed by CA

David Warner (Sydney Thunder), Steve Smith (Sydney Sixers), and Travis Head (Adelaide Strikers) have committed to featuring in the tournament after the ongoing Test series against South Africa.

Warner, Smith to feature in ongoing BBL

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