Adam Zampa – Hobart Hurricanes | BBL 2027 Player Profile

Adam Zampa is the marquee spin signing for Hobart Hurricanes in BBL|16. Australia’s premier white-ball leg-spinner left Melbourne Renegades to join the Hurricanes.

Adam Zampa: Quick Facts

Team Hobart Hurricanes
Role Bowler (leg-spinner)
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm legbreak
Born 31 March 1992, Shellharbour, New South Wales
BBL|16 status Contracted (new signing)

Career Stats: All Formats

Format Matches Runs Average Strike Rate 100s/50s Wickets Economy
T20 337 333 5.74 83.25 0/0 420 7.48
ODI 124 414 9.86 64.19 0/0 204 5.54
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Playing Style

Zampa bowls right-arm leg spin with excellent control and clever variations. His googly is hard to pick, and he bowls well in the middle overs when batters are attacking. He is Australia’s most successful T20 spinner.

BBL Career

Zampa previously played for Melbourne Renegades before making the switch to Hobart for BBL|16. The move gives the Hurricanes a genuine wicket-taking spinner — an area that hurt them in past seasons.

What He Brings to BBL 2027

Hobart needed a strike spinner, and Zampa is the best in the country. Bowling alongside Nathan Ellis and Riley Meredith, he completes one of the strongest attacks in the league. Expect him to bowl four overs every game.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which BBL team does Adam Zampa play for in 2027?

Adam Zampa plays for Hobart Hurricanes in BBL|16, after leaving Melbourne Renegades.

Is Adam Zampa Australia’s best T20 spinner?

Zampa is Australia’s leading white-ball spinner and among the best leg-spinners in world T20 cricket.

Who are Hobart Hurricanes’ key bowlers for BBL|16?

Nathan Ellis, Adam Zampa and Riley Meredith lead the Hurricanes’ bowling attack for BBL|16.

See all BBL 2027 teams and squads and the BBL 2027 schedule.

Last verified: 6 October 2026.

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