Top End T20 Series

Finished

32nd Match

CRR : 9.03

Melbourne Stars Academy160/9(20 Overs)
Australian Capital Territory161/3(17.5 Overs)

Australian Capital Territory won by 7 wickets

Finished

25th Match

CRR : 11.18

Australian Capital Territory120/9(20 Overs)
Adelaide Strikers123/1(11 Overs)

Adelaide Strikers won by 9 wickets

Finished

20th Match

CRR : 6.46

Chicago Kingsmen152/8(20 Overs)
Australian Capital Territory126/10(19.3 Overs)

Chicago Kingsmen won by 26 runs

Finished

14th Match

CRR : 5.73

Northern Territory Strike145/7(20 Overs)
Australian Capital Territory105/10(18.2 Overs)

Northern Territory Strike won by 40 runs

Finished

6th Match

CRR : 10.88

Australian Capital Territory106/9(20 Overs)
Melbourne Renegades Academy107/1(9.5 Overs)

Melbourne Renegades Academy won by 9 wickets

Finished

2nd Match

CRR : 8.38

Australian Capital Territory161/5(20 Overs)
Hobart Hurricanes Academy162/3(19.2 Overs)

Hobart Hurricanes Academy won by 7 wickets

Finished

27th Match

CRR : 6.87

Pakistan Shaheens202/6(20 Overs)
Australian Capital Territory111/10(16.1 Overs)

Pakistan Shaheens won by 91 runs

Finished

25th Match

CRR : 9.93

Australian Capital Territory134/7(20 Overs)
Adelaide Strikers139/2(14 Overs)

Adelaide Strikers won by 8 wickets

Finished

23rd Match

CRR : 8.75

Northern Territory Strike186/8(20 Overs)
Australian Capital Territory175/7(20 Overs)

NT Strike won by 11 runs

Finished

19th Match

CRR : 7.50

Australian Capital Territory124/9(20 Overs)
Bangladesh A125/4(16.4 Overs)

Bangladesh A won by 6 wickets

Finished

13th Match

CRR : 6.11

Australian Capital Territory142/6(20 Overs)
Melbourne Stars Academy116/10(19 Overs)

Australian Capital Territory won 26 runs

Finished

9th Match

CRR : 6.61

Australian Capital Territory152/6(20 Overs)
Perth Scorchers119/10(18 Overs)

Australian Capital Territory won by 33 runs

Finished

tour.match

CRR : 4.07

West Indies424/9d & 114/4(28 Overs)
Australian Capital Territory426/4d(97 Overs)

Match drawn

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