WBBL – Women’s Big Bash League Winners List (2015-2021)

(WBBL) Women’s Big Bash League 2021 Winners List All Season 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 – [Image, Team Name, Prize, Runner Up Team]

One of the highest rated T-20 leagues for the woman in the world today is the Woman’s Big Bash League. Before the start of this league, there was the Australian Woman’s Twenty20 Cup. It got replaced by the tournament. The names of the teams are identical to names in the men’s Big Bash League tournament. They are- Adelaide Strikers, Brisbane Heat, Hobart Hurricanes, Melbourne Renegades, Melbourne Stars, Perth Scorchers, Sydney Sixers, and Sydney Thunder. The league started from 2015 and the 4^th season of the league is going on now. Till now the most successful team is the Sydney Sixers, winning the competition twice. Let’s have a look at the winners of all the seasons for the Woman’s Big Bash League.

Women’s Big Bash League Season 1 (2015-16) Winner: Sydney Thunder

Sydney Thunder won the match defeating Sydney Sixers. Batting first, Sydney Sixers scored 115 for the loss of 5 wickets. Sydney Thunder chased the score with 3 balls to spare. Rachel Haynes played a calm and composed innings of 37. Erin Osborne from the losing team was adjudged player of the match for her brilliant bowling performance.

• Man of the Match : Erin Osborne
• Prize Money: Trophy & Money
• Runner Up Team: Sydney Sixers
• Results: Sydney Thunder won by 5 Wickets

Women’s Big Bash League Season 2 (2016-17) Winner: Sydney Sixers

Sydney Sixers started their winning momentum from this year. They played against the Perth Scorchers. The Scorchers scored 117/7 batting first, easily chased by the Sixers. Alyssa Healy scored 40 off just 27 balls for Sixers. Sarah Aley was adjudged player of the match for her 4 wickets.

• Man of the Match : Sarah Aley
• Prize Money: Trophy & Money
• Runner Up Team: Perth Scorchers
• Results: Sydney Sixers won by 6 Wickets

Women’s Big Bash League Season 3 (2017-18) Winner: Sydney Sixers

This time again the Perth Scorchers and the Sydney Sixers met in the final and the result was same too. Batting first, the Scorchers were all out for 99 runs. The Sixers scored the runs in just 15 over with 9 wickets in hand. Alyssa Healy was the highest scorer again scoring 41 off just 32 balls but Sarah Coyte was the player of the match for taking 4 wickets giving just 17 runs in her 3 overs.