BBL 2025-26 Draft Siddarth Kaul Unsold : The draft of the players of Big Bash League 2025-26 was completed on June 19. In this draft, many of the best players were included in their squads by all 8 teams. However, no one has given a place in his team to a legendary player of India. The name of this player is Siddharth Call. Siddharth Call included his name in the draft of the upcoming season of Big Bash League but he did not find any buyer. Siddharth Call played an important role in winning India in the year 2008 with Virat Kohli.
Who is Siddharth Kaul?
Siddharth Kaul made an ODI debut for Team India against England in Nottingham in 2018. He played three ODIs for India but could not get a single wicket. Siddharth made his T20 debut from Ireland in 2018 itself. He took four wickets in three matches.
Earlier, he was also part of the U19 team under the captaincy of Virat Kohli. Under the captaincy of Virat Kohli, Team India defeated South Africa in the final of U19 World Cup 2008. Siddharth Call took two wickets in the final. Siddharth Call also has an IPL experience. He has taken 58 wickets in 55 IPL matches at an average of 29.98. His total 145 T20 matches have 182 wickets at an average of 22.04.
Here is the whole squad:
Adelaide Strikers:
Cameron Boys, Jordan Buckingham, Alex Carrie, Thomas Kelly, Harry Nielsen, Jamie Olerton, Lloyd Pope, Alex Ross, Jason Sangha, Mat Short, Henry Thorton
Brisbane Heat:
Xavier Bartlet, Max Bryant, Laash Harn, Spencer Johnson, Usman Khwaja, Matt Kuhnemannman, Nathan McSwini, Colin Munro, Michael Nesar, Jimmy Pirson, Matthew Rainshow, Calum Vidler, Hug Webgen, Jack Wildlife
Hobart Hurricane:
Ian Carlisle, Nikhil Chaudhary, Nathan Ellis, Chris Jordan, Ben McDermot, Relay Meedith, Mich Owen, Matthew Wade, Jake Vedarld, Bu Webster, Mac Right
Melbourne Renegades:
Jason Berendorf, Josh Brown, Harry Dixon, Brendon Dogt, Jake Fraser-Macgark, Kaleb Jewel, Nathan Leon, Fergas O’Neill, Tomers, Will Sadherland, Adam Zampa
Melbourne stars:
Scott Bolland, Hilton Cartright, Tom Karan, Liam Hachcher, Glenn Maxwell, Hamish McCenzie, Tom Rogers, Peter Siddal, Mark Stakey, Marcus Stoinis, Mitchell Swepson
Perth Scormers:
Ashton Egger, Finn Elon, Mahali Beyardman, Cooper Konoli, Sam Fanning, Aaron Hardy, Nick Hobson, Josh England, Bryce Jackson, Matt Kelly, Marsh, Lance Morris, Joel Paris, Jhai Richardson, Ashton Turner.
Sydney Sixers:
Scene Abbott, Babar Azam, Joel Davis, Ben Divarsis, Jack Edwards, Moices Henriques, Tod Murphy, Mich Perry, Josh Philip, Jordan Silk, Steven Smith
Sydney Thunder:
Tom Andrews, Wes Agger, Cameron Bancroft, Sam Billings, Oli Davis, Matthew Gillx, Chris Green, Sam Constas, Nathan McAndru, Daniel Sams, Tanveer Sangha, David Warner
