Sydney Sixers by Big Bash League (BBL) 2026-27 He has strengthened his squad before, by bringing back a familiar face who had previously represented the club for two seasons. England The international player has signed a one-year contract as the Sixers look to build a competitive squad for the upcoming campaign.
The signing marks a return to Sydney after three seasons, where the player Hobart Hurricanes Spent time with. The experienced T20 player brings international experience and skill with both batting and bowling, with his death-bowling ability considered particularly valuable to the Sixers.
England's all-rounder is returning after three seasons
Chris Jordan Will return to Sydney Sixers, where he previously represented the franchise in BBL|11 and BBL|12. He then spent three seasons with the Hobart Hurricanes, as well as Adelaide Strikers, Sydney Thunder And Perth Scorchers Has also played for.
His return means he has represented five different BBL franchises. Jordan 2022 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup He was also a part of the England team, where his experience and ability to perform under pressure made him an important part of the team.
Sixers strengthen their bowling options for BBL|16
Jordan is expected to add depth to the Sixers' bowling attack, especially in the death overs. He Sean Abbott, Ben Dwarshuis And Fergus O’Neill Will be a part of the team's fast bowling options. This reunion saw him coach the Sydney Sixers. Matthew Mott Can also reconnect with. The former England men's coach guided the national team to the 2022 T20 World Cup title, with Jordan playing a key role.
Talking about his return, Jordan said that he enjoyed his previous time with the Sixers and is excited to be back. He also highlighted the club's proud history, strong fan base and continued pursuit of a championship, adding that he is looking forward to reuniting with the team and helping them achieve success in BBL|16.