CRICARCADE
IPL

BBL playerAustralia2012-13 to 2024-25

CJ Gannon

Left-handed bat · Right-arm fast-medium

8
Seasons
26
Matches
77
Runs
SR 92.8
31
Wickets
econ 8.29
0
Catches
0
Player of the match

From CricArcade's BBL records, 2012-13 to 2024-25 · Sources

CJ Gannon, a bowler, played eight BBL seasons for four clubs.

The arrival

CJ Gannon's first BBL season was 2012-13, with Brisbane Heat.

That first season brought 1 match.

The peak

The best season was 2013-14, for Brisbane Heat: 18 wickets at 7.60 runs an over, while the league's bowlers went for 7.11.

Club by club

2012-13 to 2014-15, Brisbane Heat. 12 matches and 22 wickets.

2015-16, Melbourne Renegades. 6 matches and 4 wickets.

2016-17, Melbourne Stars. 1 match.

2017-18 to 2021-22, Brisbane Heat, second time round. 4 matches and 3 wickets.

2024-25, Hobart Hurricanes. 3 matches and 2 wickets.

5 spells with four clubs in all. The longest was with Brisbane Heat, 2017-18 to 2021-22. 2018-19, 2019-20, 2020-21, 2022-23 and 2023-24 are missing from the record: seasons without a BBL appearance.

How the wickets came

With the ball, 31 wickets in 536 deliveries, at 8.29 runs an over against a league rate of 7.35 for the same seasons: 0.94 an over more expensive than the typical bowler of the time, the price of a bowler who took wickets often.

The legacy

CJ Gannon made 26 BBL appearances, the last for Hobart Hurricanes in 2024-25.

Season by season

Batting, bowling and fielding for each BBL season. SR is strike rate, Econ runs per over, POTM player-of-the-match awards; * not out.
SeasonTeamMRunsHSAvgSR50/100WktsEconBestCtPOTM
2012-13 (BBL|02)Brisbane Heat100*0/008.000
2013-14 (BBL|03)Brisbane Heat81010*10.090.90/0187.600
2014-15 (BBL|04)Brisbane Heat322*40.00/0410.300
2015-16 (BBL|05)Melbourne Renegades6262326.0152.90/047.930
2016-17 (BBL|06)Melbourne Stars100*0/0010.710
2017-18 (BBL|07)Brisbane Heat3322316.082.00/019.190
2021-22 (BBL|11)Brisbane Heat1111.033.30/027.150
2024-25 (BBL|14)Hobart Hurricanes3666.075.00/028.380

Franchise journey

  • Brisbane Heat: 2012-13 to 2014-15
  • Melbourne Renegades: 2015-16
  • Melbourne Stars: 2016-17
  • Brisbane Heat: 2017-18 to 2021-22
  • Hobart Hurricanes: 2024-25

Sources