Squad: Super Smash 2022-23 Schedule The 18th edition of the Men’s Super Smash T20 League will begin on December 23 at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui with a match between the Northern Knights and Canterbury. The competition features a double round-robin format, with the top three teams advancing to the playoffs. Since 2005, the competition has been contested annually under several titles, including:

Schedule for Super Smash 2022-23: A total of 32 matches, including the final, will be played. The elimination final will take place on February 9, 2023, followed by the Super Smash 2022-23 final on February 11, 2023.

Leading the chase with 57* for @CanterburyCrick, @Bowesy07 is our @Dream11 Super Smash GameChanger from Bay Oval. #SuperSmashNZ pic.twitter.com/ipaSLf0GVP

— Dream11 Super Smash (@SuperSmashNZ) December 23, 2022

Super Smash Winners Name, Runner-Ups List

Season	Winners	runner-ups	Results
2005–06	Canterbury Wizards	Auckland Aces	won by 6 wickets
2006–07	Auckland Aces	Otago Volts	won by 60 runs
2007–08	Central Stags	Northern Knights	won by 5 wickets
2008–09	Otago Volts	Canterbury Wizards	won by topping the group stage (finally abandoned due to rain)
2009–10	Central Stags	Auckland Aces)	won by 78 runs
2010–11	Auckland Aces	Central Stags	won by 4 runs
2011–12	Auckland Aces	Canterbury Wizards	won by 44 runs
2012–13	Otago Volts	Wellington Firebirds	won by 4 wickets
2013–14	Northern Knights	Otago Volts	won by 5 wickets
2014–15	Wellington Firebirds	Auckland Aces	won by 6 runs
2015–16	Auckland Aces	Otago Volts	won by 20 runs
2016–17	Wellington Firebirds	Central Stags	won by 14 runs
2017–18	Northern Knights	Central Stags	won by 9 wickets
2018–19	Central Stags	Northern Knights	won by 67 runs
2019–20	Wellington Firebirds	Auckland Aces	won by 22 runs
2020–21	Wellington Firebirds	Canterbury Kings	won by 5 wickets
2021–22	Northern Brave	Canterbury Kings	won by 56 runs

Squads

Auckland Aces:

• Graeme Beghin
• Jamie Brown
• Robbie O’Donnell (c)
• Mark Chapman
• Louis Delport
• Danru Ferns
• Ben Horne (wk)
• Ben Lister
• Matt McEwan
• Colin Munro
• Will O’Donnell
• Glenn Phillips
• Ollie Pringle
• Sean Solia
• Will Somerville
• Ross ter Braak
• Lockie Ferguson
• Martin Guptill
• Kyle Jamieson

Canterbury Kings

• Todd Astle
• Chad Bowes
• Cole McConchie (c)
• Jack Boyle
• Leo Carter
• Sean Davey
• Cam Fletcher (wk)
• Andrew Hazeldine
• Tyler Lortan
• Ken McClure
• Daryl Mitchell
• Ed Nuttall
• Fraser Sheat
• Henry Shipley
• Theo van Woerkom
• Will Williams
• Matt Henry
• Tom Latham
• Henry Nicholls

Central Stags

• Doug Bracewell
• Tom Bruce (c)
• Brad Schmulian
• Josh Clarkson
• Dane Cleaver (wk)
• Greg Hay
• Jayden Lennox
• Christian Leopard
• Adam Milne
• Seth Rance
• Ben Smith
• Blair Tickner
• Ray Toole
• Ben WheeleR
• Bayley Wiggins
• George Worker
• Ajaz Patel
• Ross Taylor
• Will Young

Northern Knights:

• James Baker
• Peter Bocock
• Dean Brownlie
• Zak Gibson
• Joe Carter
• Katene Clarke
• Henry Cooper
• Anton Devcich (c)
• Matthew Fisher
• Brett Hampton
• Scott Kuggeleijn
• Brett Randell
• Jeet Raval
• Tim Seifert (wk)
• Anurag Verma
• Joe Walker
• Trent Boult
• Colin de Grandhomme
• Mitchell Santner
• Ish Sodhi
• Tim Southee
• Neil Wagner
• BJ Watling
• Kane Williamson

Otago Volts:

• Matt Bacon
• Neil Broom
• Max Chu
• Jarrod McKay
• Jacob Duffy (c)
• Josh Finnie
• Dean Foxcroft
• Camden Hawkins
• Anaru Kitchen
• Nick Kelly
• Dale PhillipS
• Hamish Rutherford
• Mitch Renwick (wk)
• Michael Rippon
• Michael Rae
• Nathan Smith

Wellington Firebirds:

• Finn Allen
• Hamish Bennett
• Lauchie Johns
• Jakob Bhula
• Michael Bracewell (c/wk)
• Fraser Colson
• Andrew Fletcher
• Jamie Gibson
• Troy Johnson
• lain McPeake
• Ollie Newton
• Rachin Ravindra
• Ben Sears
• Michael Snedden
• Logan van Beek
• Peter Younghusband
• Tom Blundell
• Devon Conway
• Jimmy Neesham