Will SuperCoach BBL’s record score in Round 1 of BBL09?

How is your SuperCoach BBL team tracking in Round 1? Some coaches are on track to eclipse the record score set last season when Marcus Stoinis scored 752 … by himself.

Josh Philippe lofts a boundary during his half-century against Perth Scorchers.

SuperCoach BBL’s record score is in serious danger.

After two games of BBL09, several teams have already breached the 900-point mark, putting them on track to eclipse the total of 1834 set in Round 10 last season.

The five-highest scores in SuperCoach BBL history came in that round, when Marcus Stoinis scored 376 points during a Melbourne Stars double.

This meant the Stars all-rounder amassed a whopping 752 points as captain.

It was a round where only two teams (the Stars and Scorchers) featured twice and Stoinis was the top captaincy choice after a red-hot run.

Callum Ferguson scored 124 SuperCoach points against Brisbane Heat.

Three teams have played twice in the same round before (BBL08, Round 11 — Hurricanes, Heat and Strikers and BBL06, Round 1 — Thunder, Sixers and Strikers).

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The Heat, Thunder and Sixers feature twice in Round 1 this season and their stars have been popular in SuperCoach BBL as a result.

Eight players in the Thunder-Heat fixture which opened BBL09 scored 52 or better, while five Sixers scored 61 or better against Perth Scorchers.

The result has been some massive totals before Round 1 of SuperCoach BBL has reached its midway point.

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Sixers keeper-batsman Josh Philippe (150) was a popular captaincy choice after Chris Lynn (21) and Daniel Sams (53) scored below expectations in game one and duly rewarded those who backed him with a 300-point outing.

Josh Philippe lofts a boundary during his half-century against Perth Scorchers.

Tom Curran (99) was another captain option and the Sixers pair both feature again when their side takes on Hobart in Alice Springs.

SuperCoach BBL has seen scores as high as 903 after two games, although it’s been suggested some teams may be close to 950 already.