Adelaide completed a doubleheader sweep of Brisbane on Saturday night at Viticon Stadium, winning the opener 9-2 before rallying late to edge the Bandits 6-5 in the nightcap.

Robbie Perkins capped a six-RBI night with a three-run homer in the ninth inning as the Brisbane Bandits (14-19) rallied past the Adelaide Giants (15-17) 10-7 on Friday night at Viticon Stadium.

Jose Colmenares homered three times and drove in five runs as the Adelaide Giants (15-16) erupted for seven home runs in a 15-2 rout of the Brisbane Bandits (13-19) on Thursday night at Viticon Stadium.

The Brisbane Bandits enter the final homestand of the regular season with no margin for error.

Adelaide (8-10) and Brisbane (9-10) split a Saturday doubleheader at Viticon Stadium, with the Giants erupting late for a lopsided win in the opener before the Bandits’ bats responded in emphatic fashion to take the nightcap.

A six-run fifth inning turned the game on its head and propelled the Adelaide Giants to a 9–7 win over the Brisbane Bandits on Thursday night at Viticon Stadium, opening the series with a decisive offensive surge and timely relief pitching.

Robbie Perkins, celebrating his 400th career ABL appearance, helped spark a late comeback as the Brisbane Bandits (8-8) surged past the Adelaide Giants (6-9) 8–6 on Thursday night at Viticon Stadium, pulling back to .500 in a momentum-swinging win.

The Brisbane Bandits are set to host the Adelaide Giants in a pivotal Round 5 series at Viticon Stadium, with both clubs battling for sole possession of second place in the Australian Baseball League.

The Brisbane Bandits (7-8) built an early lead, survived a six-run fifth inning, and used a pair of late multi-run frames to outlast the Adelaide Giants (6-7) 11–8 on Sunday afternoon, securing a series split and maintaining second place in the ABL standings.

The Bandits kicked off the doubleheader in style, grinding out a hard-fought win at Dicolor Australia Stadium.

Adelaide used timely hitting and dominant pitching to hand the Brisbane Bandits a 6–1 loss on Friday night, opening their series with a controlled performance at Dicolor Australia Stadium.

The Brisbane Bandits hit the road this week for a critical Round 4 clash with the Adelaide Giants at Dicolor Australia Stadium, as both clubs seek stability and a long-overdue winning streak approaching the season’s midpoint.

Perth’s (4–6) bats stayed hot and an explosive 11-run ninth inning helped the Heat pull away from the Brisbane Bandits (5–6) for an 18–3 win on Sunday afternoon in the first game of a doubleheader at Viticon Stadium.

The Brisbane Bandits are thrilled to continue our international partnership with the Samsung Lions, one of South Korea’s most successful professional baseball clubs. Now in its second year, this collaboration builds on the strong foundations established last season and continues to bring world-class talent and expertise to Brisbane.