Tim David – Hobart Hurricanes | BBL 2027 Player Profile

Tim David is the power-hitting finisher for Hobart Hurricanes in BBL|16. The Singapore-born batter is one of the most feared death-overs hitters in world cricket.

Tim David: Quick Facts

Team Hobart Hurricanes
Role Batter (finisher)
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm off spin
Born 16 March 1996, Singapore
BBL|16 status Contracted

Career Stats: All Formats

Format Matches Runs Average Strike Rate 100s/50s Wickets Economy
T20 337 6585 31.21 163.77 1/23 15 8.96
ODI 4 45 11.25 — 0/0 1 —
Test —

Playing Style

David is a right-handed power hitter who specialises in the last five overs. He hits sixes for fun — long, flat and straight. His off spin is rarely used, but his fielding in the deep is excellent.

BBL Career

David has been a Hurricane for several seasons and played a key role in their BBL|14 title win. His finishing ability gives Hobart the confidence to chase any total.

What He Brings to BBL 2027

With Adam Zampa joining the attack and Nathan Ellis captaining, the Hurricanes look strong. David’s job is simple: finish games. If he is at the crease in the last three overs, Hobart usually win.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which BBL team does Tim David play for?

Tim David plays for Hobart Hurricanes in the Big Bash League.

Is Tim David an overseas player?

David was born in Singapore and plays international cricket for Australia, so he counts as a local player in the BBL.

Who captains Hobart Hurricanes in BBL|16?

Nathan Ellis captains the Hobart Hurricanes in BBL|16.

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Last verified: 6 October 2026.

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