Watch: Why toss was conducted for second time in BBL
Watch: Why toss was conducted for second time in BBL
The toss is conducted in the Big Bash League not by a coin but by a bat flip. And nowadays the edges of the bats are so thick that the willows can sometimes land on their edges. That's exactly what happened before the Big Bash League match between Sydney Thunder and Brisbane Heat at the Manuka Oval in Canberra on Tuesday.
The toss is conducted in the Big Bash League not by a coin but by a bat flip. And nowadays the edges of the bats are so thick that the willows can sometimes land on their edges. That's exactly what happened before the Big Bash League match between Sydney Thunder and Brisbane Heat at the Manuka Oval in Canberra on Tuesday.
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The toss is conducted in the Big Bash League not by a coin but by a bat flip. And nowadays the edges of the bats are so thick that the willows can sometimes land on their edges. That's exactly what happened before the Big Bash League match between Sydney Thunder and Brisbane Heat at the Manuka Oval in Canberra on Tuesday. 
