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KFC BBL|13 Standings
Team
Matches played
M
Wins
W
Total points
PTS
1 Brisbane Heat Men HEA 10 7 16
2 Sydney Sixers Men SIX 10 6 14
3 Perth Scorchers Men SCO 10 6 13
4 Adelaide Strikers Men STR 10 5 11
5 Hobart Hurricanes Men HUR 10 4 8
6 Melbourne Stars Men STA 10 4 8
7 Melbourne Renegades Men REN 10 2 6
8 Sydney Thunder Men THU 10 1 4
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Most Runs
BKT Golden Bat
Player Total
1 Matthew Short M Short
541
2 Josh Brown J Brown 366
3 Aaron Hardie A Hardie 334
4 Christopher Lynn C Lynn 304
5 Laurie Evans L Evans 292
6 Beau Webster B Webster 262
7 Benjamin McDermott B McDermott 261
8 Alexander Hales A Hales 258
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Most Wickets
BKT Golden Arm
Player Total
1 Xavier Bartlett X Bartlett
20
2 Spencer Johnson S Johnson 19
3 Paul Walter P Walter 17
4 Benjamin Dwarshuis B Dwarshuis 17
5 Jamie Overton J Overton 16
6 Jason Behrendorff J Behrendorff 16
7 Cameron Boyce C Boyce 14
8 Lloyd Pope L Pope 13
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Cricket Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we are privileged to live, work and play the great game of cricket. Our Head Office is located on the land of Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation (East Melbourne, Victoria). The National Cricket Centre is located on the land of the Turrbal and Yuggera clans of the Brisbane River Basin (Albion, Queensland). We pay our respects to Elders past and present.

Our Walkabout Wickets symbol by Kirrae Whurrong artist Fiona Clarke (b.1963), represents cricket stars past, present and future, and the meeting places where they play. Aunty Fiona is a descendant of James 'Mosquito' Couzens. He and his brother Jonny Couzens were members of the first Australian cricket team ever to tour England – in 1868.