Perth Scorchers BBL
Head Coach - Adam Voges
Adam Voges captained the Perth Scorchers to two Big Bash Championships (BBL|04 and BBL|06) before taking the reins as Head Coach for the 2018–19 season.
As a player, Voges represented the Club on 54 occasions, scoring 1129 runs at an average 31.36, the eighth highest run scorer for the Scorchers.
The right-hander so often provided stability through the middle order, scoring five half-centuries in his stellar BBL career.
He has since guided the Club to Championships in BBL|11, BBL|12 and BBL|15, becoming the joint-most successful Head Coach in BBL history alongside Justin Langer.
Voges enjoyed a distinguished international playing career, representing Australia 58 times across all three formats. In his 20 Tests, he amassed 1,485 runs at an impressive average of 62, including five centuries. He retired from first-class cricket following the 2016–17 season and finished his playing days with the Scorchers at the conclusion of the 2017–18 season.
Having also guided WA through a remarkable period of domestic success, including three consecutive Sheffield Shield titles, Voges now solely focuses on his role with the Scorchers.
With extensive leadership experience as both a player and coach, Voges continues to build on the strong values and culture underpinning the Club’s sustained success.
- Head Coach – Adam Voges
- Assistant Coach - Tim Macdonald
- Assistant Coach - Travis Birt
- Assistant Coach – Simon Mackin
- Performance Analyst - Joshua Sale
- SSSM Manager - Toby Horak
- Head Physiotherapist - Angus Le Lievre
- Physiotherapist - Chris Quinnell
- Physical Performance Coach - Kyle Wheeler
- Head Medical Officer - Dr Simon Jenkin
- Dietitian - Simone Allen
- Sports Psychologist -Jack Hudson-Williams
- Player Development Manager - Scott Hancock
- High Performance Coordinator - Melissa Heron
- Team Manager – Kade Harvey
Perth Scorchers WBBL
Head Coach - Becky Grundy
Grundy heads into her seventh season in charge of Perth Scorchers WBBL side, after taking over from former coach, now Australian Women's Head Coach, Shelley Nitschke at the start of WBBL|09.
Since assuming the role, Grundy has continued to drive the development of a highly competitive squad while fostering a strong team culture and high-performance environment.
A former England international, Grundy guided the Scorchers to a second-place finish in her debut season and has continued to build on the Club's success through her leadership and player-focused approach. Her ability to develop strong relationships and maximise the potential of her players has earned widespread respect throughout Australian cricket.
Grundy also serves as Head Coach of the WA Women's team, a position she has held since the start of the 2020-21 Women's National Cricket League (WNCL) season. Since joining WA Cricket as an assistant coach during the latter half of the 2019-20 campaign, she has played a pivotal role in the growth of the State's women's program, helping secure Western Australia's maiden WNCL title before taking on the head coaching role.
In recognition of her coaching achievements, Grundy was appointed Head Coach of Australia A for the 2025 multi-format series against England A. In March 2025, she recommitted to WA Cricket and the Perth Scorchers, signing a contract extension that will see her remain in charge of both programs through at least the end of the 2026-27 domestic season.
Prior to her coaching career, Grundy represented England in seven One-Day Internationals and 12 T20 Internationals, taking 20 international wickets. She also featured for the Perth Scorchers as a player during WBBL|02.
Grundy remains excited by the talent emerging through the WA and Scorchers pathways and is committed to guiding both programs towards sustained success in the seasons ahead.