Bryce Jackson — Perth Scorchers | BBL Player Profile

Perth Scorchers keep coming back to Bryce Jackson because the bowler role in this league is unforgiving, and his skill set fits the way the Scorchers actually play at Optus Stadium (Perth Stadium).

Variation is his armour: a genuine effort ball, a pace-off option that dips, and a yorker he trusts enough to bowl when the game is loudest.

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Optus Stadium (Perth Stadium) is where his summer will be defined — its dimensions, its crowd, its December weather. Perth's furnace. The BBL|15 final drew 55,018 punters here on 25 January 2026 as the Scorchers beat the Sixers by six wickets to claim a sixth title.

Inside the Scorchers dressing room he shares the workload with Ashton Agar (the all-rounder), Joel Paris (the bowler), Lance Morris (the bowler), Mahli Beardman (the bowler), Aaron Hardie (the all-rounder), Laurie Evans (the batter) — combinations that decide whether Perth Scorchers control the middle overs or chase the game. The calendar tests it early, with the Fri 8 Jan 2027 meeting with Brisbane Heat and the Sat 12 Dec 2026 meeting with Melbourne Renegades both on the slate.

His match-day playlist, his lucky tape job, his seat on the team bus — the rituals are small, human, and entirely his own. Merchandise staff know his name moves shirts in the team store — popularity that started with performances and stuck through personality.

Context in figures: Perth crowds of up to 61,266 watch this side at home; the cabinet holds 6 title(s) (2013-14, 2014-15, 2016-17, 2021-22, 2022-23, 2025-26); the primary group runs 17 deep with 3 imports; and the armband belongs to Ashton Turner. Bryce Jackson is one of 7 bowlers in the group — a pecking order that December form will re-sort.

Circle his individual duels, too: Mitchell Swepson, the Stars bowler, and Wes Agar of the Thunder are the kind of head-to-heads that swing the fixtures between these clubs — small battles inside the big ones that coaches clip for Monday review.

Kit managers dread his packing list least of anyone: everything labelled, nothing borrowed, spikes cleaned the night before rather than the morning of. Off-season footage of his training circulates among coaches: empty stadiums, a bowling machine, a man rebuilding small technical things nobody else noticed were broken. Young fans queue for his signature with miniature bats and enormous hopes; he signs until the ushers intervene, remembering exactly who he was at that age. December in this league smells of sunscreen and cut grass, and his routine leans into it: early nets before the heat, ice baths after, family in the stands when the calendar allows.

The Scorchers schedule is front-loaded with travel, so early-summer output matters double. Expect Bryce Jackson to feature heavily in the December block before the finals race tightens in January.

Full name	Bryce Jackson
Team	Perth Scorchers
Country	Australia
Role	Bowler
Wicketkeeper	No
Date of birth / age	PENDING verification — this guide does not publish a birth date it has not confirmed from an official profile
BBL career stats	The complete career record of Bryce Jackson in this league is being reconciled with ESPNcricinfo data. Rather than copy an unverified number, this table waits — confirmed benchmarks sit on the records hub. See the records hub.
X / Twitter	not publicly listed (no verified handle confirmed from a reliable source)
Squad status	BBL|15 squad member (latest completed season, checked 26 October 2026); BBL|16 signings tracked on the Scorchers team page

His BBL|16 summer is tracked fixture by fixture on the schedule page, starting with the opening block in December.