KFC T20 Max Revisited

As the KFC T20 Max competition nears its latest launch date next week, LAURA SCHEIWE has taken a look back at the competition's history to provide the ideal primer ahead of this season's fireworks.

KFC T20 MAX – By The Numbers

2022 - Men

Semis – Norths vs Gold Coast & Souths vs Wests

Final – Souths vs Gold Coast

Champion – Gold Coast

Top of table (minor prem) - Norths

Leading Runs – Josh Brown 447 @ 55.88 average

Most Wickets – Scott Rodgie 19 @ 11.68 average

Team of the Tournament

Josh Brown (Norths)

Max Bryant (Gold Coast)

Nathan McSweeney (Norths)

Lachlan Hearne (Toombul)

Steve Paulsen (Wests)

Nikhil Chaudhary (Norths)

Tyran Liddiard (Sunshine Coast)

Arjun Nair (Wests)

Scott Rodgie (Norths)

Jackson Smith (Gold Coast)

Spenser Johnson (Redlands)

(Coach) Nick Buchanan

 

2022 – Women (not a standalone comp, replaced mid-season T20s)

Semis – Valleys vs Sandgate & UQ vs SC

Final – Valleys vs UQ

Champion – UQ

Top of table (minor prem) - Valleys

Leading Runs – Tess Cooper 478 @ 79.67average

Most Wickets – Eleanor Swanpoel 23 @ 7.48 average

Team of the Tournament

Tess Cooper (Sandgate)

Tara Wheeler (Gold Coast)

Georgie Boyce (Sunshine Coast)

Mikayla Wrigley (Sunshine Coast)

Emma Jackson (UQ)

Mikayla Hinkley (Valleys)

Sianna Ginger (Valleys)

Eleanor Swanpoel (Valleys)

Charni Bloxsom (UQ)

Sophie Martin (Sangate)

Ruby Orchard (Sunshine Coast)

(Coach) Mark Daldy

 

2023 – Men

Semis – Gold Coast vs Norths & Ipswich vs Toombul (abandoned)

Final – Ipswich vs Norths

Champion – Ipswich

Top of table (minor prem) - Ipswich

Leading Runs – Jack Wood 379 runs

Most Wickets – Lloyd Pope 15 wickets

Team of the Tournament

Mackenzie Harvey (Sunshine Coast)

Jack Wood (Ipswich)

Hugo Burdon (Gold Coast)

Scott Palombo (Northern Suburbs)

Nikhil Chaudhary (Northern Suburbs)

Preston White (Toombul)

Liam Scott (Sunshine Coast)

Jay Lenton (Sunshine Coast)

Wilson McGillivray (Wynnum-Manly)

Benji Floros (Valley)

Lloyd Pope (Redlands)

Coach: Brendan Creevey (Ipswich)

 

2023 - Women

Semis – Valleys vs UQ (2nd played 3rd, 1st went straight through)

Final – Sandgate vs Valleys

Champion – Sandgate

Top of table (minor prem) - Sandgate

Leading Runs – Georgia Voll 225 @ 37.5 average

Most Wickets – Meagan Dixon 11 @ 14.73 average

Team of the Tournament

Georgia Voll (Sandgate-Redcliffe)

Katie Mack (Sandgate-Redcliffe)

Mikayla Hinkley (Valley)

Maddie Penna (University of Queensland)

Charli Knott (University of Queensland)

Sianna Ginger (Valley)

Kira Holmes (Valley)

Jess Jonassen (Valley)

Jemma Barsby (Sandgate-Redcliffe)

Shikha Pandey (Wynnum-Manly)

Meagan Dixon (Sandgate-Redcliffe)

Coach: Tony Dudgeon (Sandgate-Redcliffe)

 

2024 – Men

Semis – Redlands vs Valleys & Norths vs Sandgate

Final – Sandgate vs Valleys

Champion – Valleys

Top of table (minor prem) - Redlands

Leading Runs – Jake Winter 410

Most Wickets – Mitchell Buckley 15

Team of the Tournament

  1. Jake Winter (Sandgate-Redcliffe). 410 runs @ 167.89 SR
  2. Will Bosisto (Western Suburbs). 296 runs @ 148.0 SR
  3. Scott Palombo (Northern Suburbs). 363 runs @ 164.25 SR
  4. Lachlan Hearne (Toombul). 347 runs @157.73 SR
  5. Hugh Weibgen (Valley). 306 runs @ 123.89 SR
  6. Jimmy Peirson (Redlands). 324 runs @ 138.46 SR & 9 dismissals
  7. James Bazley (Redlands). 197 runs @185.85 SR & 11 wickets @ 7.79 econ
  8. Cameron Boyce (Valley). 9 wickets @ 6.06 econ
  9. Lakshdeep Singh (Sandgate-Redcliffe). 13 wickets @ 8.19 econ
  10. Mitchell Buckley (Sandgate-Redcliffe). 15 wickets @ 7.71 econ
  11. Charlie Thomas (Valley). 11 wickets @ 6.61 econ

Coach. Andrew Gode (Valley)

 

2024 - Women

Semis – Wynnum vs Sandgate (2nd played 3rd, 1st went straight through)

Final – UQ vs Sandgate

Champion – UQ

Top of table (minor prem) - UQ

Leading Runs – Elyse Villani 544 @ 90.67 average

Most Wickets – Molly Penfold 14 @ 8.64 average

Team of the Tournament

  1. Elyse Villani (Wynnum-Manly). 544 runs @ 171.07 SR
  2. Emma Jackson (University of Queensland). 277 runs @ 159.2 SR
  3. Maddie Penna (University of Queensland). 398 runs @ 145.79 SR & 7 wickets @ 5.66 econ
  4. Mathilda Carmichael (Western Suburbs). 260 runs @ 133.33 SR
  5. Tabatha Saville (Ipswich). 282 runs @ 124.78 SR
  6. Nicola Carey (Wynnum-Manly). 198 runs @ 146.67 SR & 8 wickets @ 7.8 econ
  7. Ellie Johnston (Wynnum-Manly). 210 runs @ 148.94 SR & 3 dismissals
  8. Jemma Barsby (Sandgate-Redcliffe) 13 wickets @ 5.72 econ
  9. Lucy Hamilton (Sunshine Coast). 10 wickets @ 6.65 econ
  10. Molly Penfold (Sandgate-Redcliffe). 14 wickets @ 5.04 econ
  11. Meg McCartney (Valley). 12 wickets @ 7.38 econ

Coach. Anthony Clarke (University of Queensland)

 

 

2025 – Men

Semis – Wests vs Redlands & Valleys vs Souths

Final – Valleys vs Redlands

Champion – Redlands

Top of table (minor prem) - Valleys

Leading Runs – Jack Wildermuth 472 @ 94.4 average

Most Wickets – Oliver Patterson 15 @ 9.73 average

People’s player of the tournament – Jack Wildermuth

Team of the Tournament

Jack Wildermuth (Valleys)

Brandon Faber (Souths)

Lachlan Hearne (Toombul)

Jimmy Pierson (Redlands)

Matthew Spoors (Souths)

Hugh Weibgen (Valleys)

James Bazley (Redlands)

Gurinder Sandhu (Souths)

Ben Floros (Valleys)

Cameron Boyce (Valleys)

Oliver Patterson (Wests)

(Coach) Sam McNalley

 

2025 – Women

Semis – Wests vs UQ & Valleys vs Wynnum

Final – Wynnum vs Wests

Champion – Wynnum

Top of table (minor prem) - Valleys

Leading Runs – Elyse Villani 321 @ 45.86 average

Most Wickets – Grace Abdy 12 @ 9.83 average

People’s player of the tournament – Grace Abdy

Team of the Tournament

Elyse Villani

Mikayla Hinkley

Anlo Van Deventer

Annie O’Neil

Laura Harris

Emma Manix-Geeves

Ruby Strange

Hayley Silver-Holmes

Nicola Hancock

Grace Abdy

Filippa Suesee

(Coach) Sam Curtis

2026-27 KFC T20 Max Fixtures

Men:

https://play.cricket.com.au/grade/1b94cf9c-d9d9-456b-b8d6-ffa4c4b7377b?tab=matches

Women:

https://play.cricket.com.au/grade/62e8287d-3ab9-4b42-81fc-1124b3ae12e1?tab=matches

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