Ben Dunk

The Tasmania captain's 62-ball 86 helped drag the side from the bottom of the points table with a 129-run victory

The wicketkeeper batsman has signed a two-year deal with Melbourne Stars ahead of the seventh season of the BBL

Ben Dunk, who finished as the highest run-scorer in the recently concluded Big Bash League, will replace the injured Chris Lynn

ESPNcricinfo's best XI of the 2016-17 BBL includes the league's biggest draw, a mellowed yet effective fast bowler, and a captain who had fans flocking to the Gabba

Ben Dunk and Ish Sodhi helped the Adelaide Strikers register a 77-run win against Sydney Thunder, a result that knocked both sides out of finals contention

Explaining the events of the BBL match between Adelaide Strikers and Hobart Hurricanes on January 6 using cold, hard numbers and their inferences

A half-century from Ben Dunk took Adelaide Strikers to victory over his old team Hobart Hurricanes and kept their hopes alive in the BBL

How do you explain exchanging a big-hitting, big-impact player for a man with little experience and unproven potential - even if the latter is a local lad?

Sydney Sixers saw all their wickets fall in a 70-run period, as they were all out for 104, chasing 153

Tasmania wrapped up a dominant victory over Victoria to keep them from sealing a home Sheffield Shield final berth with two rounds of the competition remaining

Ben Dunk, Alex Doolan and George Bailey all peeled off centuries as Tasmania maintained their domination of the Sheffield Shield frontrunners Victoria on day two in Hobart

Bottom-placed Tasmania added considerable tension to the race for the final by making a storming start to their match against the competition leaders Victoria at Bellerive Oval

Ashton Agar scored his second first-class century as Western Australia remained in control on the third day of their Sheffield Shield clash with Tasmania in Perth

Ben Dunk scored his third century of the Sheffield Shield season and George Bailey went to stumps within reach of his second as Tasmania fought an uphill battle on the second day against South Australia in Hobart

Ben Dunk's second century in consecutive matches gave Tasmania a hefty lead on the third day against New South Wales at Bankstown Oval

Ben Dunk gave Tasmania a solid start with an unbeaten half-century but it was rain that dominated the first day of their clash with New South Wales at Bankstown Oval

Ben Dunk struck his maiden first-class century as Tasmania dominated the opening day of their Sheffield Shield game against Queensland in Hobart

Fast bowler Andrew Fekete had hoped for a Test debut on the tour of Bangladesh this week. But after the cancellation of that trip for security reasons, he instead found himself setting up a comfortable nine-wicket victory for Tasmania in their opening mat

Joe Burns scored 68 in an opening partnership worth 124 to underpin a collective bowling performance led by James Hopes, as Queensland, having opted to bowl, took charge in Hobart.