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BBL playerAustralia2018-19 to 2025-26

JJS Sangha

Right-handed bat · Right-arm leg-break

6
Seasons
37
Matches
879
Runs
SR 116.3
5
Wickets
econ 8.41
0
Catches
0
Player of the match

From CricArcade's BBL records, 2018-19 to 2025-26 · Sources

JJS Sangha, a batter, has played six BBL seasons for two clubs.

The arrival

JJS Sangha's first BBL season was 2018-19, with Sydney Thunder.

That first season brought 10 matches and 178 runs.

The peak

The high point with the bat was 2021-22, for Sydney Thunder: 445 runs at an average of 49.4, striking at 128.2 in a season when the league as a whole struck at 124.7, with 3 fifties, and a highest score of 91 not out.

Club by club

2018-19 to 2024-25, Sydney Thunder. 32 matches, 836 runs and 5 wickets.

2025-26, Adelaide Strikers. 5 matches and 43 runs.

2 spells with two clubs in all. The longest was with Sydney Thunder, 2018-19 to 2024-25. 2019-20 and 2020-21 are missing from the record: seasons without a BBL appearance.

How the runs came

Across the career, JJS Sangha has struck at 116.3. The league around those same seasons, weighted by how much batting each one involved, struck at 125.1, so JJS Sangha has scored about 9 runs per hundred balls slower than the typical batter of the time. 46% of the runs came in fours and sixes: 70 fours and 21 sixes.

Where it stands

JJS Sangha has made 37 BBL appearances, the latest for Adelaide Strikers in 2025-26.

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
2018-19 (BBL|08)Sydney Thunder1017863*22.3106.62/0011.000
2021-22 (BBL|11)Sydney Thunder1244591*49.4128.23/048.220
2022-23 (BBL|12)Sydney Thunder5532413.379.10/008.750
2023-24 (BBL|13)Sydney Thunder2301915.081.10/00
2024-25 (BBL|14)Sydney Thunder31306743.3142.91/016.750
2025-26 (BBL|15)Adelaide Strikers543318.691.50/00

Franchise journey

  • Sydney Thunder: 2018-19 to 2024-25
  • Adelaide Strikers: 2025-26

Sources