Their story

Where they started, the days that made them, and where the story is now.

Seattle Orcas · 2008–2026Marcus StoinisStarted youngPerth-born Australian all-rounder: a World Cup winner, holder of the BBL's top score, and captain of the Seattle Orcas in 2026.3 chapters · read the story →

Seattle Orcas · 2014–2026Tim SeifertStarted youngHard-hitting Whanganui-born keeper-batter: a 40-ball Super Smash hundred, a T20 World Cup final, and 379 runs for the Orcas.3 chapters · read the story →

Seattle Orcas · 2016–2026Shimron HetmyerStarted youngGuyanese left-hander who captained West Indies to the 2016 Under-19 World Cup and became one of T20's most feared finishers.3 chapters · read the story →

Seattle Orcas · 2013–2026Shayan JahangirStarted youngKarachi-born wicketkeeper-opener who played for Pakistan's under-19s, rebuilt his career in Texas, and now opens for USA and the Seattle Orcas.3 chapters · read the story →

Seattle Orcas · 2015–2026Dasun ShanakaSri Lanka's all-rounder and former captain, a five-wicket ODI debutant and Asia Cup winner, who took MLC's first double hat-trick for the Seattle Orcas.3 chapters · read the story →

Seattle Orcas · 2015–2026Ottniel BaartmanA late-blooming South African quick who went from domestic Test hopeful to T20 World Cup finalist and the joint leading wicket-taker of MLC 2026.3 chapters · read the story →

Seattle Orcas · 2015–2026Shehan JayasuriyaFormer Sri Lanka all-rounder who moved to the USA in 2021 and now plays for USA and the Seattle Orcas.3 chapters · read the story →

Seattle Orcas · 2015–2026Jasdeep SinghNew York-born USA seam bowler who played ODI cricket from 2019 and was the first pick of the Orcas' 2025 domestic draft.3 chapters · read the story →

Seattle Orcas · 2012–2026Harmeet SinghStarted youngLeft-arm spinner who won the 2012 Under-19 World Cup with India, rebuilt his career in the USA and became the first pick of the MLC draft.3 chapters · read the story →

Seattle Orcas · 2017–2026Matthew BreetzkeStarted youngFrom Gqeberha's Grey High School to a world-record 150 on ODI debut, then an MLC debut 66 for the Seattle Orcas.3 chapters · read the story →